GIF Maker

Create animated GIFs from images or video files. Customize frame rate, quality, and dimensions for perfect animations.

This tool processes your files directly in your browser - no data is sent to our servers.
Step 1: Choose Source

Select multiple image files to create an animated GIF. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP.

Drag & drop your images here

or click to browse files

Supported formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF, BMP

Maximum file size: 10MB per image

Select a video file to convert to an animated GIF. Supported formats: MP4, WEBM, MOV.

Drag & drop your video here

or click to browse files

Supported formats: MP4, WEBM, MOV, AVI

Maximum file size: 100MB

1 fps (slower) 10 fps 30 fps (faster)

Processing frames...

How to Use
Creating a GIF from Images
  1. In Step 1, select the "From Images" tab.
  2. Upload multiple images by clicking on the drop zone or drag and drop them.
  3. In Step 2, arrange the frames in the desired order by dragging them.
  4. In Step 3, adjust the GIF options (frame delay, quality, dimensions).
  5. Click the "Create GIF" button.
  6. Once processing is complete, preview your GIF and download it.
Creating a GIF from Video
  1. In Step 1, select the "From Video" tab.
  2. Upload a video file by clicking on the drop zone or drag and drop it.
  3. Set the start and end times to trim the video if needed.
  4. Adjust the frame rate to control how many frames are extracted.
  5. Click "Extract Frames" to generate frames from the video.
  6. Follow the same steps as above to arrange frames and create your GIF.
Tips for Creating Great GIFs
Optimize Dimensions

Keep your GIF dimensions reasonable (around 320x240 pixels) to maintain a smaller file size. Larger dimensions result in larger files.

Frame Rate Matters

For smooth animations, aim for 10-15 frames per second. Lower frame rates create choppier but smaller GIFs.

Limit Colors

GIFs work best with limited color palettes. Images with fewer colors will result in smaller, more efficient GIFs.

Keep it Short

The best GIFs are brief (2-5 seconds). Longer animations result in larger files that may be slow to load.

Frequently Asked Questions

Since this tool processes files in your browser, the maximum file size depends on your device's memory. Generally, we recommend keeping individual image files under 5MB and videos under 100MB for optimal performance. For larger files, consider using desktop software.

GIF file size depends on several factors: dimensions, number of frames, color complexity, and quality settings. To reduce file size, try:
  • Reducing the dimensions
  • Lowering the quality setting
  • Using fewer frames (higher frame delay or lower frame rate)
  • Using images with simpler color palettes

Yes, your data is completely secure. This tool processes all files directly in your browser. No images or videos are uploaded to our servers. Once you close or refresh the page, all data is cleared from memory.

This basic version of the GIF Maker doesn't support adding text or effects directly. To add text or effects, we recommend:
  1. Prepare your images with text/effects using an image editor before uploading
  2. Create your GIF first, then use a GIF editor tool to add text
  3. For videos, add text in your video editing software before converting to GIF

Advertisement Space

Related Tools
Image Converter Image Resizer Image Compressor Image to Base64 Video to MP4
GIF Making Tips
  • Keep GIFs under 10MB for better sharing on social media
  • Use 10-15 frames per second for smooth animations
  • Crop unnecessary parts of your images to reduce file size
  • Use 256×256 to 320×240 dimensions for optimal performance
Popular GIF Dimensions
Platform Dimensions
Twitter 500 × 500
Discord 320 × 240
Instagram 400 × 400
Slack 256 × 256
Reddit 460 × 460