Put 2 to 60 pictures in order and save them as an animated GIF slideshow
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 25 Oct 2026.Several pictures in a row make a small slideshow, a before-and-after, or a stop-motion loop. Add the images here, put them in order, and choose how long each one stays on screen. Pictures of a different shape from the first are fitted inside the frame on white.
Press Choose pictures and pick 2 to 60 JPG, PNG or WebP images.
Use the up and down arrows on each row to put the pictures in order.
Under Each picture, choose how long each one stays on screen, from 0.2 s to 2 s.
Press Make the GIF, then Download GIF to save the animated slideshow.
The GIF is encoded in your browser, so the photos stay on your device, and no watermark is added.
Drop a video or a set of pictures on the page and an animated GIF comes back, drawn and encoded on your own device. The file is never uploaded, no account is asked for, and nothing is stamped on the picture.
Add between 2 and 60 pictures, put them in order, and choose how long each one stays on screen. Every picture is fitted inside the shape of the first one, on a white background. Transparent areas become white, since a GIF pixel is either fully shown or fully clear.
A GIF stores at most 256 colours per frame and compresses each frame on its own, so it is often ten times the size of the video it came from. Three things keep it down here. One palette is chosen for the whole animation from frames across the clip, so colours do not flicker. After the first frame, only the rectangle that changed is stored, with the unchanged pixels left transparent. And dithering, which trades colour banding for a fine grain, can be switched off for flat graphics.
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Drop the video on this page, set the start and end of the clip, up to 15 seconds, and press Make the GIF. The browser plays the video, draws each frame onto a canvas and encodes the GIF in the page itself, so no copy of the video is sent to any server.
Video codecs store mostly the differences between frames, very efficiently. A GIF stores at most 256 colours per frame and compresses with LZW, which is far weaker. This page stores only the changed rectangle of each frame, but a busy clip still grows. A smaller width, fewer frames a second or fewer colours shrink it.
Add 2 to 60 pictures, arrange them with the arrows, and choose how long each one stays on screen, from 0.2 to 2 seconds. Pictures with a different shape from the first are fitted inside its frame on a white background, and transparent parts become white.
By default the GIF loops forever, which is what browsers, chat apps and social sites expect. Choose Play once and the loop instruction is left out of the file, so a player shows the animation a single time and stops on the last frame.
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