Make an Animated GIF from Images
For flip-book animations and step-by-step demos.
Your images are never uploaded. Everything is processed on this device.
- 1Choose images
- 2Set speed and size
- 3Save the GIF
Done
🔒 Your files are never sent to an external server. Everything is processed safely inside this browser.
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How to use
- Tap "Choose images" and select the images in order (several allowed).
- Set the time per image and the width. Use ↑ to change the order.
- Tap "Make the GIF" and save.
How it works
- The images are shown one after another as an animated GIF.
- If sizes differ, white margins make them the same size.
- GIF supports only 256 colors, so photos look a little coarser.
Notes
- Many or large images take longer.
- GIFs cannot be made from video.
- HEIC files must be converted to JPG first with the HEIC to JPG tool.
FAQ
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything is processed inside the browser on your device.
How do I make it slower or faster?
Change "Time per image". A larger value is slower.
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