GIF Maker.

Choose Images and add your pictures, or use Try an example to explore a prepared animation. Drag thumbnails to reorder them, or use Move earlier and Move later for the selected frame. Duplicate and Remove change the sequence; Undo and Redo restore recent edits. Duration controls how long a frame remains visible, from 0.02 to 10 seconds. Apply this duration to all frames sets a shared pace. GIF, animated WebP and animated PNG inputs are expanded into their animation frames, within the frame and source-size limits. TIFF and HEIC inputs contribute a single still image.

Video mode starts with the first five seconds, or the complete source if it is shorter. Drag the purple trim handles, enter Start and End in seconds, or use Use playhead to place an edge at the current preview position. Zoom to clip makes a small selection easier to adjust in a longer video. Reset trim returns to the initial selection. Select up to 20 seconds from a source of up to five minutes; the 200-frame export limit can require a shorter selection at a higher Smoothness setting or when Bounce is enabled. Only the selected interval is converted to GIF.

Image mode offers Canvas size presets and custom Width (px) and Height (px). Show the whole image fits a picture inside the canvas; Fill the canvas crops excess edges. Select a frame to drag, zoom, rotate with Left or Right, flip, and add its own Caption. Video mode offers Original, Square, Portrait, Story, Widescreen and Landscape under Crop & framing. Drag the preview or use arrow keys to reposition the crop; Reset crop restores the original framing. The video Caption appears throughout the selected clip. Both modes offer top or bottom caption placement, text color and size, with a 120-character limit per caption.

Forward follows the timeline or video selection. Reverse plays it backward. Bounce returns through the interior frames after reaching the end, avoiding a duplicated endpoint. Loop offers Repeat forever and a limited number of plays. In image mode, Clean cut switches frames directly, while Soft fade and Slide left add transition frames with adjustable timing. Video mode keeps continuous video motion and offers Playback speed from 0.5× to 2×. Added transition frames and the return portion of Bounce count toward the 200-frame export limit.

Video Size sets a maximum longest edge of 320, 480, 640 or 960 pixels; a smaller source or crop is not enlarged. The default is Balanced at 480 pixels. Smoothness offers 5, 10, 15 or 20 FPS, with 10 FPS selected initially. For example, a 20-second selection at 10 FPS reaches 200 frames before Bounce; 20 FPS reaches that budget in 10 seconds. Image canvases can be up to 1600 pixels per edge, subject to the total render budget. Both modes offer 32, 64, 128 or 256 colors and Smooth color gradients. Smaller dimensions, fewer frames and fewer colors can reduce file size; optimization does not guarantee a particular number of kilobytes.

The motion preview responds to your settings before export. It shows composition, captions and timing, but it is not a preview of the final limited GIF color palette. Create GIF encodes the animation and opens the download page with one GIF file and its dimensions and duration. Download saves that file to your device; it does not overwrite your originals or save an editable project. Identical adjacent frames may be combined while preserving their total display time. Keep your source files if you want to make another version later.