How gif maker works
Create a short looping GIF from 2 to 10 still photos or graphics. Frames use your selected file order and a shared delay setting. GIF is useful for simple demonstrations and reactions, though it has a restricted color palette and often makes larger files than modern video formats.
The browser fits each image into a 480 × 480 white canvas, reduces colors to a fixed 256-color palette and encodes the frames into a GIF89a file. A longer delay makes each frame stay visible for more time. Download and play the result to check the sequence and pace.
Steps
- Select a JPG, PNG or WebP image (you can select several).
- Adjust the available controls for your task.
- Process and download the output. Keep the original as a backup.
Formats and limits
Frames are resized to 480 × 480 with white padding and a limited color palette. File size may be large. Input decoding depends on your browser. Files are limited to 25 MB each and 40 megapixels to protect browser memory.
Privacy
The processing code runs locally in your browser. This tool does not upload the selected image to Do The IMG. Avoid sharing downloaded files if they contain sensitive content.
Common questions
Can a GIF keep full photographic colors?
No. GIF frames share a limited color palette, so gradients and photos may show banding.\nCan I change the image order? | Choose files in the intended order. This version has no reorder control after selection.