GIF Maker: Turn a Handful of Photos into a Looping Animation

Got a bunch of screenshots, product shots, or vacation photos you want to stitch together? Drop them in, tweak the speed, and walk away with a ready-to-share GIF in under ten seconds.

Privacy first

  • Files never leave your browser
  • No server upload
  • Processed locally on your device

Why GIFs Still Matter in 2026

GIFs autoplay silently in virtually every messaging app and email client. They loop infinitely without user interaction. For quick demos, product walkthroughs, or social media reactions, nothing beats their simplicity. The format works everywhere — from GitHub READMEs to iMessage — and requires zero effort from the viewer.

How to Make a GIF from Your Images

The whole process takes about 30 seconds.

  1. Upload Your Images: Drag and drop 2–20 images in any browser-supported format.
  2. Set the Frame Speed: Use the delay slider — 200ms for snappy, 800ms for a slideshow feel.
  3. Choose Output Size: Pick 120–800px width. For chat apps, 320–480px is usually perfect.
  4. Download Your GIF: Hit Create GIF, wait a few seconds, and download.

Why Pixes.app?

Your images are processed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. No account needed, no watermarks, no upsells. We use a WebAssembly-optimized encoder that processes 10 frames in about 2–4 seconds on most devices. Open the page, make your GIF, download it. That's the whole experience.

How to use this tool

  1. Click the upload area or drag and drop 2 to 20 images. We support JPG, PNG, WebP, and pretty much any format your browser can display.
  2. Use the delay slider to control how long each frame stays on screen. 200ms gives you a snappy animation; 800ms feels more like a slideshow.
  3. Pick an output width between 120px and 800px. Larger GIFs look sharper but produce bigger files. For chat apps, 320–480px is usually perfect.
  4. Hit 'Create GIF' and wait a few seconds while the encoder does its thing. Once it's done, click download and you're all set.

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FAQ

How many images can I use?
Between 2 and 20 images. This range covers everything from simple two-frame before/after comparisons to full-length animated sequences.
What formats can I upload?
Any image format your browser supports — JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, BMP, GIF, and more.
Can I control the animation speed?
Yes. The delay slider lets you set the time between frames, from 50ms (very fast, 20fps) to 2000ms (very slow, like a slideshow).
Does the GIF loop forever?
By default, yes. You can toggle looping off if you only want the animation to play once.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. The entire encoding process happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
Why is my GIF file so large?
GIF is an uncompressed format — file size grows with resolution and frame count. Try reducing the output width or using fewer frames.