Drop in several images, put them in order, choose how long each one shows and download a looping GIF — a slideshow, a before and after, a product spin or a flipbook.
Drop several images, click to choose them or paste. They are put in file-name order (1, 2, 10…), and you can move, reverse or remove any of them.
Choose how long each picture shows, or set a different time on one picture, for example a longer pause on the last frame. Pick the width and how to fit pictures of other shapes.
A live preview plays the animation as you change things. Press Create GIF, check the size, and download.
Move pictures up and down, reverse the whole sequence, or play it back and forth.
One speed for all, plus a different time on any single picture.
Watch the animation play before you create the file.
Pictures stay on your device.
The first picture sets the shape of the GIF. Pictures with another shape are either cropped to fill the frame or shown whole with bars, as you choose. Pictures cropped to the same ratio first look cleanest.
GIFs get big quickly: every frame is a full picture. Fewer pictures, a smaller width and calm images with flat areas make smaller files. The tool shows the size when it is done.
Half a second per picture feels like a quick slideshow. A fraction of a second makes a flipbook or a stop-motion look. Two pictures at one second each make a simple before-and-after.
Looping repeats the animation forever. Back and forth plays forward and then backward, which works well for smooth sequences such as a product turning or a growing plant.
Use Video to GIF to turn a clip into a GIF, or Image Compress to shrink the pictures first.
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