Image to GIF Animation Maker

Combine multiple images into an animated GIF, with support for frame rate adjustment, size settings, looping, drag-and-drop sorting, and more.

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Browser execution mode: Your data is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to the server.

Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Tool Usage

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Import images and confirm the order, then set options, generate, and download the GIF.

Supports drag sorting, frame delay, size fitting, loop count, transparent background, reverse playback, batch groups, and ZIP download. For multiple files, only the first 20 are shown for review, but all images are processed.

JPG / PNG / WebP / BMP Single GIF / Batch GIFs Download as ZIP Savable settings

image files No image selected

After selecting or dropping images, the first 20 filenames will appear here. Set options first, then click Generate.

Import images

Click to choose images, or drag them into the upload area. After import, you can reorder, delete frames, or set a custom delay for each frame.

Choose image files Select multiple images at once

Click to choose images, or drag them here Supports common image formats; all processing is done on this device.

Settings

Try generating once with the default options, then adjust image size, playback speed, and file size.

Output mode Single GIF or batch groups

Batch grouping All images will be used

Grouping method

Images per group

Min frames per group

File naming

Switch to batch mode and import images to preview the first 10 groups here.

Size & Canvas Default width fits web preview; enter 0 to use first-frame size

Output width px

Output height px

Fit mode

Background color

Transparent background Add reverse frames Unified palette

Playback & Encoding Lower frame delay means faster playback

Uniform frame delay ms

Delay mode

Loop count

Encoding quality

Dithering algorithm

UI response rate

Output file name

Preview Count

Generate download

Please confirm the image order and settings first. A single GIF can be downloaded directly; batch results are automatically zipped.

Progress Waiting to generate

Import images, set options, then click “Create GIF”.

Tip: Large images or many frames use more memory. If generation takes too long, reduce the size, use fewer frames, or choose lightweight file quality.

Result preview

Waiting for resultSet options first, then click “Create GIF”.

Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Import images: Click the upload area to select images, or drag images into the tool. Common image formats such as JPG, PNG, WebP, and BMP are supported, and you can select multiple images at once.
Adjust frame order: After importing, you can drag image cards to adjust the playback order, or sort by file name, reverse the order, or delete individual images. The interface displays the first 20 images, and all images will be processed when generating.
Set GIF parameters:
- Output mode: Choose to create a single GIF, or batch-generate multiple GIFs according to grouping rules.
- Size settings: Set the output width and height. When the width and height are set to 0, the first frame size is used.
- Fit method: Supports full display, fill and crop, and stretch to canvas.
- Playback settings: Set a uniform frame delay, individual frame delay, loop count, and reverse frames.
- Background settings: Choose a background color or enable a transparent background.
- Batch grouping: Supports grouping by file name prefix or grouping by a fixed number to generate multiple GIFs.
Save settings: Click “Save Settings” to keep commonly used parameters for future use.
Generate GIF: Go to the “Generate & Download” step and click “Generate GIF” to start processing. Progress and status will be displayed during generation.
Preview and download: A single GIF can be previewed and downloaded directly; batch mode will display some results and provide a “Download All Results ZIP” button.

FAQ

A: Common image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and GIF are supported. It is recommended to use images with similar dimensions so the combined animation is more stable.

A: Frame delay indicates how long each image stays on screen, in milliseconds. The smaller the value, the faster the playback. Common animations can be set to 100 to 300 milliseconds, while slideshow displays can be set to 500 milliseconds or more.

A: Batch mode supports two grouping methods. Grouping by file name prefix is suitable for names like product_01 and product_02; grouping by fixed number splits images sequentially according to the specified quantity.

A: You can reduce the output size, reduce the number of image frames, increase the frame delay, or choose a lighter option in the encoding quality settings. Photo-based images contain more colors, so the generated GIF is usually larger than simple graphics.

A: Transparent backgrounds are suitable for creating stickers, logo animations, animated emojis, and other assets that need to be overlaid on other visuals. If the original image does not contain transparent areas, the transparency effect may not be obvious.

A: After reverse frames are enabled, the tool appends frames in reverse order after the forward playback, creating a back-and-forth playback effect. This is suitable for product rotations, comparison demos, and looping animations.