Free browser tool

Images to GIF Maker

Put several pictures in order and turn them into one looping GIF — a slideshow, a stop-motion clip or a before-and-after. This images to GIF workflow uses the frames you supply, with no invented movement. For a photo to GIF slideshow, choose pictures that tell one short sequence.

  • Runs in your browser — files never upload
  • Fast, no queue
  • Free, no sign-up
  • No added watermark
Drop your pictures here, or click to choosePNG, JPG, WebP, GIF (first frame) · Up to 60 images · Stays on this device

How it works

How to make a GIF from images

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    Add your pictures

    Drop PNG, JPG or WebP files. They are sorted by file name (frame1, frame2 … frame10), and nothing is uploaded. An image to GIF conversion preserves the supplied picture as a frame; add multiple pictures when you want the contents to change over time.

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    Set the order and timing

    Drag pictures to reorder them, then choose how long each one shows — 0.1 s for fast motion, 1–2 s for a slideshow.

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    Make and download

    Pick a width and shape, decide whether odd-shaped pictures should fit or fill, and create your GIF.

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Choose how pictures fit

FeatureFitFillAI photo animation
InputUp to 60 picturesUp to 60 picturesOne photo, on Image to GIF
AppearanceWhole picture with bordersCentered crop fills the canvasAI draws new motion from one reference
Animation inputOnly the first frame is usedOnly the first frame is usedUse a still reference image
CostFree, localFree, local1 credit per generation

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long should each picture show?

For a slideshow, 1–2 seconds per picture is comfortable to read. For stop-motion or animation drawn frame by frame, 0.08–0.12 seconds (about 8–12 frames per second) looks smooth. The slider goes from 0.02 s to 3 s and shows the matching frames per second.

What if my pictures are different sizes?

Every frame of a GIF must be the same size. Choose “Fit” to show each whole picture with borders in a color you pick, or “Fill” to crop the edges so every frame is filled edge to edge.

In what order are pictures added?

By file name with natural number sorting, so frame2 comes before frame10. You can then drag any picture to a new spot or use the arrow buttons under it.

How big will the GIF file be?

It depends mostly on width and the number of pictures. Photos are the heaviest because GIF has only 256 colors per frame. If the result is too large, choose 320 px or run it through the GIF Compressor.

Can I add a GIF as one of the pictures?

Yes, but only its first frame is used. To edit an existing animation, use the GIF Speed Changer or GIF Resizer instead.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The GIF is built in your browser, so your pictures never leave your device.

Is it free and without a watermark?

Yes — free, unlimited, no sign-up, no added watermark.

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