Private browser animation tool
Turn image frames into a GIF.
Build a short animation from images you already have. Arrange the frames, set the timing, preview the loop, and create a GIF in this tab.
GIF Frame Studio
Add at least two images, set the rhythm, and download the result.
The preview uses the first frame's aspect ratio and keeps each image contained inside the output canvas.
Frame order
0/24Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. The images are decoded and encoded in this browser tab. This tool does not upload them, save them, or create an account.
Which files can I use?
Use PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WebP images. You can add up to 24 frames, and the output width is capped to keep the browser workload bounded.
Can I use any image?
Use an image you created, own, or have permission to adapt. You are responsible for copyright, privacy, and the rules of the platform where you share the result.
How do I make an animated GIF from images?
Choose at least two PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WebP images you have permission to use. Arrange the frames, set the delay and output width, then select Create GIF to encode and download it in your browser.
Worked example
Add a short sequence, move frames up or down until the order is right, and choose a moderate width for easier sharing on a phone or chat app.
Limits to know
This tool does not import video, record a camera or screen, or upload files. Up to 24 frames are supported; very large or long animations may exceed your device memory.