About this tool
The GIF maker combines several images (or a set of frames) in order into one animated GIF. You can tune the frame rate (speed), loop count, output size and frame order, and preview the animation live — handy for reaction GIFs, simple animated demos and product loops.
Unlike uploading to an online generator, here the whole build runs locally in your browser and images are never sent to a server — so private-photo GIFs and internal demos stay yours. The output is a standard GIF you can post anywhere.
How to use
- Upload images in the order they should play, or drag to reorder the frames.
- Set the frame rate (fps) to control speed and the loop count (infinite or fixed).
- Optionally set a uniform output size; oversized frames are scaled to fit.
- Preview the animation live, then generate and download the GIF.
When to use it
- Turning a few reaction images or screenshots into a GIF to drop in a chat.
- Combining sequence frames or burst photos into a simple animation.
- Making a looping GIF that shows a product from multiple angles or steps.
- Re-assembling exported screen-recording frames into a GIF at a chosen speed.
FAQ
What frame rate should I use?
For reaction GIFs and simple animations 5–15 fps is usually enough; higher is smoother but larger. Try a few values in the preview before deciding.
My GIF is too big — what can I do?
Cut the number of frames, lower the output size, or reduce the frame rate to shrink it significantly. GIFs grow with more frames and colors, so trim where you can.
Can I make it play only once?
Yes. Set the loop count to 1 (or a fixed number); the default is usually infinite loop, which suits reaction GIFs.