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Animated GIF creator guide
Combine 2–20 images into one looping color GIF with adjustable frame timing and order.
Open Animated GIF creator →Before you start
Keep the originals. Choose static JPG, PNG or WebP files. Try a small representative sample before running a large batch.
Collect 2–20 frames and decide which picture should appear first. The first image sets the output aspect ratio.
Steps and settings
- Add 2–20 JPG, PNG or WebP images.
- Arrange the images with the queue arrows. Set the frame duration and maximum width.
- Create results and inspect the previews below the workspace before downloading.
Use the queue arrows to change order, or remove files before starting. Cancel stops the current job. If you change the queue or settings after export, create a fresh result.
Check the output
Check frame order and pacing. Color is reduced to a fixed 256-color palette; transparent areas are filled white.
The queue produces one looping GIF. Play the preview to check order and timing, then open the downloaded file.
Limits and troubleshooting
Images are limited to 50 MiB each, 100 MiB combined, 24 megapixels and 30,000 pixels per edge. Background processing needs browser support for workers and OffscreenCanvas.
GIF frames are limited to 450,000 pixels. Reduce the maximum width if a tall image exceeds that limit. Color is quantized and transparent areas become white.
Frequently asked questions
Does each image get its own GIF?
No. The images become frames in one looping GIF. Start another queue for a separate animation.
Are the inputs uploaded?
The processing runs in your browser. The site can still make its normal hosting and advertising requests.
Where are the previews and downloads?
They appear below the workspace after the job succeeds. Changing the inputs or settings clears old results.