Images to GIF
Turn a set of images (JPG or PNG) into an animated GIF. Choose the order and speed — all in your browser.
Select or drop your file
JPG, PNG or WebP images — add several, in order
Processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
A stack of images becomes an animation when you play them in sequence — a slideshow, a simple cartoon, a before-and-after loop. Images to GIF stitches your JPGs or PNGs into a single animated GIF, letting you set the order and how fast the frames advance, all in your browser.
How to images to gif
- 1. Add your images (JPG or PNG) — the order you arrange them is the frame order.
- 2. Set the speed (frame delay) for the animation.
- 3. Download the animated GIF.
When to use Images to GIF
Before-and-after loop
Alternate two photos to show a transformation in a single looping GIF.
Slideshow animation
Turn a series of shots into a short animated sequence for social or a chat.
Simple frame animation
Combine hand-drawn frames or screenshots into a basic moving graphic.
Order and timing are set here
The sequence you arrange the images in becomes the animation order, and the frame delay controls how fast it plays. Use images that are the same dimensions for a clean result — mismatched sizes can jump around. More frames and larger images make a bigger GIF, so resize first if you need it light.
Photos of different sizes
Every frame gets the proportions of the first image. Images with other proportions are fitted inside on a white background instead of being stretched, and phone photos are turned upright automatically. Put the image that defines the shape first, and use the arrows to set the order.
Slideshow or animation
"Time per image" sets how long each picture stays on screen: 1–2 seconds for a slideshow of photos, 0.1–0.25 seconds for a stop-motion or flip-book animation made of many frames. The GIF loops forever.
Frequently asked questions
Can I control the animation speed?
Yes — set the delay between frames to make the animation faster or slower.
Should my images be the same size?
Ideally yes. Matching dimensions give a steady animation; different sizes can shift between frames.
Are my images uploaded?
No — the GIF is built entirely in your browser.