Make a GIF from images
Combine an ordered set of still images into an animated GIF with timing and looping controls.
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How to use this tool
- Choose 2 to 30 PNG, JPEG or WebP files and put them in playback order.
- Set the frame time and width, then create and preview the GIF.
Things to know
- Up to 25 MiB per image, 50 MiB combined and 16 million pixels per image. Results are created in a local worker. Metadata is removed and colours may change on re-encoding.
- Frames fit within the first image's proportions with white padding. Up to 30 million output frame pixels and 64 MiB output. GIF has at most 256 colours.
- Processing and results stay on this device. Inputs are bounded; no work is saved between visits.
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