Create animated GIFs from multiple images. Select multiple images to create your GIF.
A GIF maker combines multiple images into animated GIF files perfect for social media, messaging, presentations, and web content. Control frame timing, adjust animation speed, and create smooth animations directly in your browser. GIFs bring static images to life, making them ideal for tutorials, reactions, product showcases, and creative expressions that stand out in any online platform.
GIFs are animated image files containing multiple frames that play sequentially. Key characteristics include:
Social Media Content: GIFs perform exceptionally well on Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, and Facebook. They attract more engagement than static images and allow more expression than single photos.
Reaction GIFs: Express emotions and reactions in messages, comments, and chats. Reaction GIFs communicate complex emotions instantly and entertainingly.
Tutorial Content: Create step-by-step animation sequences showing how to accomplish tasks, use features, or navigate processes.
Product Showcases: Display products from multiple angles or show functionality through animation. Perfect for e-commerce and product marketing.
Presentation Slides: Add animated GIFs to presentations to maintain audience attention and illustrate concepts dynamically.
Loading Indicators: Create custom animated loading spinners and progress indicators for websites and applications.
Game Content: Animate pixel art, showcase game features, and create eye-catching promotional content for games.
Fan Art & Creativity: Express creativity through animated art, character movements, and digital animations shared with communities.
| Type of GIF | Recommended Speed | Frame Count | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fast Action/Reaction | 100-200ms | 4-8 frames | Quick reactions, transitions |
| Tutorial Steps | 500-800ms | 6-12 frames | Allow viewing each step clearly |
| Product Rotation | 300-500ms | 8-16 frames | Show product from angles |
| Loading Spinner | 80-100ms | 12+ frames | Smooth continuous rotation |
| Slide Show | 1000-2000ms | 5-10 frames | View images as slideshow |
| Format | File Size | Quality | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| GIF | Small-Medium | 256 colors max | Web, social media, broad compatibility |
| APNG | Medium | Full color | Modern browsers, better quality than GIF |
| WebP | Small | Very good | Modern browsers, efficient compression |
| MP4 Video | Medium-Large | Excellent | Complex animations, longer sequences |
Start with 500ms (half second) and adjust based on your content. Fast action looks better at 100-200ms, while tutorials benefit from 500-800ms to give viewers time to understand each step. Experiment to find the perfect timing for your GIF.
Minimum 2 images, but 4-6 frames create better animations. More frames create smoother animation but increase file size. For most uses, 8-12 frames provides good balance between smooth animation and reasonable file size.
Yes. GIF is universally supported - browsers, email, social media (Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, Discord), messaging apps (WhatsApp, Telegram), and all major platforms. GIFs have near-universal compatibility making them ideal for sharing.
You can create multiple versions with different frame delays or image sequences. However, to modify existing GIFs, you'd need specialized GIF editing software. It's easiest to start from original images each time.