Convert Images to a GIF

Turn a batch of photos into a GIF

If you have a sequence of photos — burst shots, a time-lapse, frames you exported from somewhere else — this converter joins them into a single animated GIF. It accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP and plays them in the order you add them.

Because everything happens in the browser, there is nothing to install and no queue. Add the images, set how fast they play, preview the loop, and download the finished GIF.

How to convert images to a GIF

1. Choose your images. Select all the photos at once, or drag them in; they play in the order shown.
2. Set speed and loop. Pick a frame delay and whether the GIF repeats forever.
3. Download the GIF. Click Make GIF and save it, or export every frame as a ZIP.

Keep the images the same size

For the cleanest result, use images that share the same width and height. If they differ, each frame is scaled to the output width — cropping them to a common size first avoids any letterboxing.