Turn Images Into Animated GIFs — Free & Instant
Gifmake lets you convert any collection of images into a smooth animated GIF directly in your browser. Upload PNG or JPG files, arrange the frames in any order, set the speed, and download your GIF — no account, no watermark, no waiting.
Works on desktop and mobile. Supports up to 250 frames per GIF, max 8 MB per image.
→ Upload images and make your GIF nowHow to Make a GIF From Images — 4 Steps
Upload your images
Click Upload Images or GIF or drag and drop. Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG — up to 250 files, 8 MB each.
Arrange the frames
Drag thumbnails to reorder. Delete frames you don't need. Edit individual frames with the built-in drawing tool.
Set speed & size
Adjust the global animation speed (ms) or set per-frame delays individually. Pick your output dimensions or use a preset.
Download
Click Generate GIF and download instantly. No watermark. No signup. Yours to use however you like.
Supported Image Formats
Upload images in any of these formats:
PNG transparency is fully preserved. If your PNG frames have alpha channels (transparent backgrounds), Gifmake detects and retains them automatically — ideal for sticker-style GIFs, logos, and overlays.
Example: Images → Animated GIF
Here are examples of the kinds of image sequences that work great as GIFs:
Upload sequences like these to Gifmake to create smooth animations.
What You Can Make
- Photo slideshows — turn a series of photos into an animated sequence
- Meme GIFs — combine screenshots or custom-drawn frames
- Product demos — animate step-by-step screenshots of software or products
- Logo animations — sequence logo variants with transparent PNGs
- Social media content — create looping visuals for Instagram, Twitter/X, Discord
- Educational animations — build frame-by-frame illustrations for teaching
- Sticker packs — use PNG transparency for clean sticker-style GIFs
Tips for the Best GIF Quality
Use consistent image dimensions
For the smoothest result, upload images that are all the same size. Gifmake will scale them to your chosen output dimensions.
Start with a lower frame delay for fast animations
Set the speed to 100–200 ms for fluid motion. Use 500–1000 ms for slideshow-style GIFs.
Keep file sizes reasonable
GIF colour depth is limited to 256 colours per frame. Simpler, flatter images produce smaller, sharper GIFs than complex photos.
Use PNG for transparency
If you need a transparent background in your GIF, make sure your source images are PNGs with alpha transparency — not JPGs.
