GIF Maker

Last updated: June 1, 2026In-browser

Turn images into an animated GIF.

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GIF Maker is a free online tool to turn images into an animated GIF. It runs entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your device — nothing is uploaded. There's no sign-up, no watermark, and it works on any modern browser on desktop or mobile.

How to use GIF Maker

The GIF Maker combines multiple images into a single animated GIF. Add your frames, set the speed and size, and export — they animate in the order you add them. It runs in your browser, so it's fast, private and free with no watermark.

Read the full guide: How to Make a GIF from Images (Free Online)

  1. 1Add the images you want to animate, in order.
  2. 2Set the frame speed and the output size.
  3. 3Export and download your animated GIF.

Images to animation

Turn a set of photos or frames into a looping GIF in seconds.

Speed and size control

Set how fast frames play and how large the GIF is to keep the file small.

Private and free

The GIF is built on your device — no upload and no watermark.

Make a before-and-after GIF

Turn a two- or three-photo transformation into a looping before-and-after GIF. Add the original shot first, then the edited or finished result, and pick a slow 1 or 2 fps so each state holds long enough to read. The frames loop forever, so the comparison plays on repeat in a tweet, a listing, or a portfolio without anyone needing to press play.

Animate a step-by-step tutorial

Stitch a series of screenshots into an animated GIF that walks through a process one step at a time. Add your captured screens in order, set a comfortable 1 or 2 fps so viewers can follow each frame, and keep the width at 480 or 320 px so it embeds cleanly in docs, a README, or a help article. Everything is assembled in your browser, so private screenshots stay on your device.

Build a photo slideshow GIF

Combine a handful of event or product photos into a single looping slideshow GIF you can drop anywhere a video would be overkill. Add the images in the order you want them shown and choose a slow frame speed for a gentle cycle. Mixed photo sizes are auto-fitted to a uniform frame, and a smaller 320 px width keeps the file light enough to send by email or chat.

GIF Maker — frequently asked questions

How do I make a GIF from images?

Add your images in the order you want them to play, set the speed and size, then export the animated GIF.

What image formats can I use?

Common formats like PNG, JPG and WebP all work as frames.

How do I keep the GIF small?

Use fewer frames, a slower speed and a smaller output width — all of which reduce the file size.

Is it free with no watermark?

Yes, completely free and watermark-free.

Are my images uploaded?

No — the GIF is assembled in your browser.

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