GIF Maker

How to use it

1. Pick two or more images — PNG, JPEG, WebP or SVG-rendered frames all work.
2. Set the output width if you want to scale, the frame delay in milliseconds, and whether the animation loops forever.
3. Click Make GIF and the tool re-encodes every frame through its own GIF89a encoder, including LZW compression.
4. Download the resulting .gif, or export individual frames as PNG when you only need stills.
5. The frame list shows the order — reorder by re-selecting the images in the order you want.

Common use cases

• Sprites to animation — turn exported sprite frames into a loop for a README or issue tracker.
• Quick product demos — three or four screenshots with a short delay read better than a video for small UI changes.
• Chat stickers — a short looping animation built from a handful of frames.
• Size control — shrinking the width before encoding is the most effective way to cut the final file size.

Why it stays private

Every frame is decoded, scaled and re-encoded in your browser with the built-in encoder. Images are never uploaded, and no network request is made at any point.

FAQ

Q: How large can the input be? A: Practically a few megabytes per image. Everything is held in browser memory, so very large batches are better done in smaller runs.

Q: Is the output optimized? A: The encoder uses GIF89a LZW compression and a palette per frame. It does not do cross-frame delta encoding, so big animated sequences stay large — reduce width or frame count for the smallest files.

Q: Can I control the loop count? A: The loop toggle covers the common cases: loop forever or play once. Precise loop counts are not exposed.