Create GIF

1. Upload your images — Drag and drop multiple image files (PNG, JPG, WebP), or click browse to select them. You can reorder them by dragging.
2. Set timing and options — Adjust frame duration, choose loop settings, and set output quality. Preview your animation to see how it looks.
3. Create & download — Click "Create GIF" and when done, download your new animated GIF instantly.

Tip: For smooth animation, use images that are all the same size. Start with 100ms per frame (10 FPS) and adjust from there. Faster = smoother but bigger file size.

• Stop-motion animation — Create stop-motion GIFs from sequential photos — claymation, paper animation, flipbook style, and more.
• Slide show GIFs — Turn a series of photos or screenshots into an animated slideshow GIF for presentations or sharing.
• Sprite animation — Game developers and animators combine sprite frames into test animations for game assets and previews.
• Meme & comic strips — Turn a sequence of meme panels or comic frames into an animated GIF that tells a story.
• Before/after comparisons — Create before-and-after comparison GIFs that alternate between two images to show changes or progress.
• Art & experimental work — Artists and designers create animated art GIFs, cinemagraphs, and experimental animations from image sequences.

Making a GIF from images means taking a series of still images and combining them into a single animated GIF file, where each image becomes one frame of the animation with its own display duration.

Here's how GifNeo's images-to-GIF maker works:

• Image loading — All your images are loaded into the browser and rendered onto canvases. We handle different sizes, formats, and transparency correctly.
• Frame ordering — Images are arranged in your chosen order. You can drag and drop to reorder frames before creating the GIF.
• Size normalization — If images are different sizes, we resize/crop them to match (depending on your settings) so every frame is consistent.
• Color palette optimization — Since GIFs use a 256-color palette, we generate an optimized shared palette that works well across all frames for the best visual quality.
• GIF encoding — All frames are encoded into a single animated GIF with your chosen frame timing, loop settings, and quality level using our optimized GIF encoder.

The entire process runs locally in your browser. No images are uploaded, no data is collected, and no watermarks are added. Your GIF is completely private and yours to do with as you wish.