Create Animated GIF Online Free

See It in Action

Add still images in playback order, set one shared delay from 50–2,000 ms, then preview a repeating GIF. The first frame determines the output dimensions.

GIF Maker before and after — six rocket frames combined into a looping animated GIF
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Multi-Frame Upload
Select PNG, JPG, or WebP stills in the order you want them to play. Remove and re-add a frame to change its position.
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Frame Delay Control
Choose one 50–2,000 ms delay for every frame. Shorter values play faster; longer values give viewers more time to read.
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Frame Size Matching
The first image sets the GIF dimensions. Other frames are resized to match, so images with different proportions may stretch.

Tutorial Video

Watch how to add still images in playback order, set the frame delay, preview the loop, and download the finished GIF.

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How It Works

  1. Add still images in the order you want. Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP files; the order added becomes the playback sequence. Remove and re-add a frame to move it.
  2. Set one frame delay. Choose a shared value from 50 to 2,000 milliseconds. Shorter delays make the loop play faster.
  3. Preview and download the GIF. The first frame sets output width and height. Other frames are resized to match, which can stretch images with different proportions.

GIF Create FAQs

Can I make a GIF from a video?

No. GIF Create combines still images into frames; it does not import or convert video files.

Can I change the order of my frames?

Frames play in the order they are added. Remove a frame and add it again where you want it in the sequence.

How does frame delay affect speed?

One delay from 50–2,000 ms is applied to every frame. A shorter delay makes the animation faster.

What if my images have different proportions?

The first frame sets the output size, and each other frame is drawn to those dimensions. A different aspect ratio may look stretched.

About This Tool

GIF Create turns a sequence of still images into one repeating GIF. It offers a shared frame delay rather than separate timing for each image, and it does not convert video or edit an existing animation. The first frame establishes the output dimensions, so use images with similar proportions for a more consistent loop.

📋 Frame Order
The frame list follows the order files are added; remove and re-add an image to move it.
⏱ Shared Delay
All frames use the same 50–2,000 ms timing value.
📐 First Frame Sets Size
Later frames are resized to the first frame's width and height; mismatched proportions can stretch.
🔁 Repeat Preview
The exported GIF is set to loop continuously; check the preview for a smooth end-to-start transition.

Tips for a Cleaner GIF

Use frames with similar dimensions and subject placement, add them in the intended playback order, and test the shared delay before saving. If the motion jumps at the loop point, adjust the sequence so its last frame transitions more naturally back to the first.