Images to GIF

📖 About this tool

Select several images at once and the tool uses them as animation frames in file-name order. Set output size (keep first frame, by width, or scale by percent), frame duration (0.05–5 s), colour count (16–256) and whether to loop. Frame thumbnails can be deleted individually. Fewer colours and a smaller size produce a smaller GIF. Encoding is entirely local — images are never uploaded. Everything you drop into this tool stays on your own device. The whole job is done by your browser using standard web technologies, so no file is ever uploaded to a server, no account is required, and nothing is stored after you close the tab. That matters when the material is private: screenshots that contain personal information, unreleased product images, recordings of internal meetings, or client footage you are not allowed to share. It also means the tool keeps working offline once the page has loaded, which is useful on a slow connection or on a machine behind a strict firewall. Because processing happens on your own hardware, speed depends on your device: a modern laptop handles large files quickly, while an older phone may need noticeably longer. For the best results, work with the highest quality source you have, since every conversion step can only preserve detail that was already there. If an output looks wrong, try reloading the page and running it again before assuming the file is broken. The interface adapts to the width of the panel it is placed in, so it works the same way on a desktop screen, a tablet and a phone. All controls are labelled in the language of the site you are visiting, and the tool never asks for permissions it does not need. Typical uses include turning a burst of photos into an animation, combining product angles into a looping showcase, and building a simple step-by-step demo. To shrink the file, lower the colour count and the size first; to make motion smoother, shorten the frame duration.

✨ Features

• Batch combine：Drop in several images; they are ordered by file name
• Flexible sizing：Keep first frame size, set a width, or scale by percent
• Adjustable frame delay：0.05–5 s per frame — you control the pace
• Colour control：16–256 colours; fewer colours means a smaller file
• Loop and preview：Toggle looping and preview before downloading

🚀 How to use

1. 1. Select several images;
2. 2. Set size and delay;
3. 3. Click Create GIF;
4. 4. Download.