Burn captions, labels, and meme text onto every frame of an animated GIF or onto a still image — free, instant, no account needed.
Watch how to upload a GIF or image, enter and style your text, customize the settings, then apply and download your captioned GIF.
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Add text to animated GIFs or still images online free. Upload PNG, JPG, WebP, and other browser-supported image formats, then apply captions with custom font size, color, and position.
Yes. Upload an animated GIF or a supported still image, type your caption, adjust its size and color, then apply and download.
Yes. The same caption and position are applied across the animation. The text does not follow a subject that moves between frames.
Use up to three lines. MagicPicPro reduces the effective text size as needed to help the widest line fit the image.
Check the caption against several frames, since the background may change while the text stays in one place. Use a contrasting text color, enable the shadow if helpful, and move the caption away from busy areas.
No. A single position is used for the whole animation. If the background changes significantly, choose a location and style that remain readable across the frames.
A GIF uses the same caption, styling, and position on every frame. The caption does not track a moving subject, so a placement that works in the first frame may cover something important later in the animation.
Before downloading: review several frames, choose a color that contrasts with their backgrounds, and use the optional shadow if it improves legibility. Keep important details clear of the caption area.
For a still image, the same caption controls apply, but the download is a single edited image rather than an animation.