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Free GIF Maker Online

A GIF maker combines still images into a looping animation. Add PNG, JPG, or WebP frames, arrange their order, control timing and playback, then download a real animated GIF.

Everything runs locally in your browser, so your images are never uploaded and the finished GIF has no watermark.

Frame workspace

Add images for your GIF

Frames

Order controls playback. Duration is milliseconds per frame.

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Add images or load the sample to begin.

GIF settings

Limited to 800×800 and 10 frames to keep browser encoding responsive.

Preview

Animated result

Add two or more frames, adjust the settings, and generate your animated preview.

Private

Files never leave this device.

Real GIF

Download an animated image/gif file.

No watermark

Your output stays clean and reusable.

How to make a GIF from images

  1. 1

    Add image frames

    Choose 2 to 10 PNG, JPG, or WebP images, or load the built-in sample.

  2. 2

    Arrange and time the animation

    Move frames into order and set how long each frame should remain visible.

  3. 3

    Choose size and playback

    Set the canvas size, fit mode, background, loop behavior, and color palette.

  4. 4

    Generate and download

    Create the GIF locally, inspect the animated preview, and download the watermark-free file.

GIF maker questions

What is a GIF maker?

A GIF maker combines still image frames into a short animated image. This tool lets you arrange PNG, JPG, or WebP files, set their timing, and download the finished GIF.

Are my images uploaded to Code Card?

No. Image decoding, canvas rendering, GIF encoding, preview, and download all happen locally in your browser.

How many images can I add?

You can add 2 to 10 frames. Each file can be up to 12 MB, and the combined input limit is 48 MB so the encoder stays responsive.

Can I control GIF speed and looping?

Yes. Set a duration for every frame and choose to play once, repeat a fixed number of times, or loop forever.

Why can GIF colors look different from the source images?

The GIF format supports a maximum palette of 256 colors per frame. Choose the 256-color setting for more detail or a smaller palette for a lighter file.

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