Turn photos into a GIF, free
Before/afters, step-by-steps, product spins, meme sequences — sometimes three stills say more than a paragraph. Drop your photos below to stitch them into a smooth looping GIF with your frame order and timing. Frames auto-fit to a common size so nothing jumps, speed presets cover snappy memes to gentle slideshows, and the file downloads ready for chats, docs, and social posts. All assembled locally in your browser.
How to make a GIF from photos
- 1Drop your photos on the maker above — in the order they should play.
- 2Set frame delay short for punchy loops, longer for step-by-step explainers.
- 3Hit Create and download your looping GIF.
GIFs that loop well
3–8 frames is the sweet spot
Short loops replay hypnotically; long sequences balloon in size and lose viewers.
Match orientations
Mixing portrait and landscape frames causes jumps — crop to one shape first with our square cropper.
Keep it under 5MB
Chats and social feeds compress or reject heavy GIFs. Fewer frames and smaller dimensions post everywhere.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a GIF from pictures?
Drop the photos above in order, set the speed, hit Create. A looping GIF downloads.
How many photos do I need?
Two minimum; three to eight makes the best loops. More frames mean bigger files.
Can I control the speed?
Yes — frame delay sets how long each photo shows, from rapid-fire to slideshow pace.
GIF or video — which should I post?
GIFs autoplay silently everywhere but run heavy. For clips over a few seconds, video converts or MP4 usually wins.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Assembly runs entirely in your browser.