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Add multiple images from your device to use as frames in the GIF sequence.
GIF Maker
Create a GIF from multiple images in a few steps. Upload frames, arrange the order, adjust settings, and download the animation.
Select images
or drag and drop up to 10 PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, or AVIF frames (max 5 MB each, 20 MB combined)
How to make a GIF online
Build a simple animated GIF by uploading images, arranging the frames, adjusting the output, and downloading the result.
Arrange frames and adjust GIF settings
Reorder the uploaded frames, then tune the quality and output width before export.
Create and download your GIF
Generate the animation, preview the result, and download the finished GIF file.
GIF maker settings explained
Arrange the frame sequence, then balance image quality and output width for the file you need.
Frame order and uploaded frames
Upload multiple images, then drag them or use the move buttons to set the sequence before creating the GIF.
Quality
Use the quality slider to balance visual output against file size.
Width and output size
Set the output width to control the overall GIF dimensions for the place where you will share it.
Reset GIF and Create GIF
Reset returns the builder controls to their defaults, while Create GIF generates a new preview from the current frames and settings.
When to use a GIF maker
GIFs work well when you want a short looping animation that is easier to share than a video clip.
Create simple animations from images
Turn a sequence of still images into a short looping animation without editing video.
Make product or feature previews
Show a small interaction, product angle sequence, or interface step in a lightweight animated format.
Create social media reactions or visual snippets
Build short attention-grabbing animations for posts, comments, or lightweight updates.
Turn design frames or screenshots into a short animation
Animate concept frames, step-by-step screenshots, or presentation assets for quick sharing.
Tips for better GIFs
A few small choices can make the final GIF lighter, cleaner, and easier to use on the page or platform where you plan to share it.
Use images with the same dimensions where possible
Consistent source images usually produce a cleaner animation with less scaling adjustment.
Keep frame count reasonable for smaller file size
Fewer frames usually mean a lighter GIF that is easier to load and share.
Choose a width that matches where the GIF will be shared
A smaller width can be enough for chat, social posts, and documentation previews.
Use lower quality for smaller files when needed
Reducing quality can help shrink the export when you need a more compact GIF.
GIF Maker FAQ
Quick answers about supported inputs, frame ordering, quality, and downloads.
Is the GIF Maker tool free to use?
Yes. You can create GIFs online for free with the tool on this page.
Can I make a GIF from multiple images?
Yes. The tool is designed to combine multiple uploaded images into one animated GIF.
Can I reorder GIF frames?
Yes. Drag frames into place or use the move buttons to set their order before creating the GIF.
How does quality affect GIF file size?
Higher quality can preserve more visual information, while lower quality can help reduce the final GIF size.
What image formats are supported?
The uploader accepts PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, and AVIF images. TIFF and SVG uploads are not supported by this browser preview flow.
How are GIF files stored?
Images are sent securely to generate the GIF, and the finished result is returned directly to this page for download. TinyImage does not create a persistent download link for GIF Maker results.