What image formats can I use to create a GIF?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF are all supported. PNG is recommended for images with transparency.

How do I control the animation speed?

Use the Delay (ms) setting — lower values make the animation faster. 100ms per frame is a good default for smooth playback.

Can I reorder the images before creating the GIF?

Yes. Drag and drop images in the list to reorder them before creating the animation.

How many images can I combine into one GIF?

There is no hard limit, but we recommend using fewer than 100 images to keep processing fast and file sizes manageable.

Do all images need to be the same size?

No, but mismatched sizes may cause inconsistent framing. For best results, resize all images to the same dimensions before uploading.

Can I make the animation loop?

Yes. The default is infinite loop. You can also set a specific loop count or disable looping entirely.

Why does my GIF look pixelated or have color banding?

GIF supports only 256 colors per frame. Images with gradients or many colors may show banding. PNG images with fewer colors tend to convert better.

Is there a maximum image resolution?

No strict limit, but very large images (e.g., 4K) may be slow to process. Consider resizing images to 800px or less before creating the GIF.

Can I add a watermark to the animation?

Use the GIF Watermark tool after creating the GIF to add a text overlay to every frame.

Will transparency be preserved in the GIF?

GIF supports binary transparency (one fully transparent color). PNG images with alpha transparency will have their transparent areas converted using GIF's single transparent color index.

Images to GIF

Upload multiple images and combine them into an animated GIF. Great for slideshows, stop motion, and sprite animations.

Images to GIF

Upload multiple images and combine them into an animated GIF. Great for slideshows, stop motion, and sprite animations.

Upload Multiple Images

Drag & drop or click to select multiple

Output Preview

Upload multiple images to build your animation.

Turn a series of PNG or JPEG images into a smooth animated GIF in seconds. Upload your frames, set the delay between each one, and preview the animation before downloading — all without leaving your browser.

Great for creating slideshows, stop-motion animations, sprite previews, or simple frame-by-frame sequences. Supports any image size and lets you reorder frames before export.

How to Create a GIF from Images

1
Upload Images
Select two or more image files (PNG, JPEG, WebP). Each image becomes one frame in the animation.
2
Order Your Frames
Review the frame strip. Remove unwanted images by hovering and clicking the X button.
3
Set Frame Delay
Choose how long each frame is displayed. Lower delay means faster animation.
4
Generate and Download
Click 'Create GIF' to generate the animation, then download or send to the editor.

Images to GIF — FAQ

Last Updated: June 29, 2026

Images to GIF

Images to GIF

Output Preview

How to Create a GIF from Images

Images to GIF — FAQ

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