Create GIFs from Images

Combine multiple images in sequence to produce an animated GIF. Solve both “stylish demo” and “fast meme” tasks with a single tool using frame order, speed, loop, and size settings.

Görsellerden GIF Oluştur

Birden fazla görseli animasyonlu GIF dosyasına dönüştürün. Sosyal medya paylaşımları, banner’lar ve eğlenceli animasyonlar için ideal.

Görselleri sürükleyin veya tıklayın JPG, PNG, WEBP • En az 2 görsel seçin • Sıralama önemli

0 kare

Ekle Temizle

Kare sırasını değiştirmek için görselleri sürükleyin

Hızlı Ayarlar

Ürün Demo Orta hız, 1080px, optimize Before / After Yavaş, 2 kare tekrar Meme / Hızlı Yüksek FPS, düşük çözünürlük

Hız Ayarı

Yavaş 2 sn/kare Normal 0.5 sn/kare Hızlı 0.2 sn/kare Çok Hızlı 0.1 sn/kare

Özel Hız (ms)

500ms

Her kare arasındaki bekleme süresi

GIF Boyutu

320px 480px 640px 800px 1080px Orijinal

Genişlik (en-boy oranı korunur)

Döngü

Sonsuz 1 Kez 3 Kez 5 Kez

Kalite

Orta

Yüksek kalite = daha büyük dosya boyutu

Önizleme

Kare: 1 / 0

GIF Oluştur

GIF oluşturuluyor…

GIF İndir Yeni GIF

What does it do?

• Takes JPG/PNG/WebP images as frames.
• Combines frames to produce a single GIF.
• Provides the following controls:
  • Ordering (frame order)
  • Speed (FPS / frame delay)
  • Loop
  • Resizing (resize)
  • Crop
  • Reverse / Boomerang
  • Optimize (reduce file size)
• Output:
  • animation.gif
  • (Optional) animation.mp4 (if GIF is too large)

How to use? (step-by-step flow on screen)

1. Upload images (multiple select / drag and drop)
2. Sort frames (drag & drop)
3. Select mode (Normal / Reverse / Boomerang)
4. Set speed (FPS or ms delay)
5. Set loop (infinite / X times / 1 time)
6. Size & optimize (optional)
7. Create GIF → Download

Speed settings (explanation that clears confusion)

You control the GIF speed in two ways:

• FPS (Frames Per Second): Number of frames per second.
  • FPS ↑ → smoother and generally faster feel
  • File size ↑ (in most scenarios)
• Frame Delay (ms): Duration each frame stays on screen.
  • Delay ↑ → slower animation

Short example:

• 10 frames, delay 200ms → total ~2 seconds
• 10 frames, delay 100ms → total ~1 second

Loop options

• Infinite loop (default): ideal for social media
• Play once: for presentation/documentation
• Repeat X times: e.g., play 3 times, stop

Ordering and frame management

User wants real control here:

• Change frame order with drag-and-drop
• Delete / add frames
• Duplicate a frame (pause effect)
  • e.g., “Let the product logo stay for 1 second” → duplicate the last frame 5 times
• (Optional) “Sort by file name” and “Sort by upload order”

Reverse and Boomerang (full explanation)

Reverse

• Reverses frames: 1-2-3-4 → 4-3-2-1
• Usage: “rewind” effect, reverse transformation

Boomerang

• Plays forward + backward: 1-2-3-4-3-2
• Usage: social media, short loops, “there’s movement” feeling
• Note: Care should be taken not to play the last frame twice (it gives a stutter feeling)

Resizing and cropping (the main control for GIF size)

The thing that most increases the file size in a GIF is resolution. Therefore:

• Resize (recommended):
  • Long side: 1080px / 720px / 480px
  • “Maintain aspect ratio” should always be on
• Crop (optional):
  • Square/16:9/9:16 presets
  • Especially for stories/reels, 9:16 is a good preset

Optimize (file size reduction) options

GIF inflates quickly; the optimization section should be clear:

1) Reduce color count

GIF relies on a 256 color limit. Tool:

• Offers 256 / 128 / 64 color options
• As the color count decreases, size decreases, banding may increase

2) Dithering control (optional)

• Off: clearer but banding may be visible
• On: transitions soften but size may increase

3) Reduce frame count (frame skip)

• Like “take 1 of every 2 frames”
• Works best in projects with a video feel

4) “Optimize for web” preset

With a single click:

• 720px
• 128 colors
• Normal speed
• Infinite loop. This preset saves most users.

Output format: GIF + (optional) MP4

The brutal truth: In some scenarios, GIFs can be unnecessarily large.

Therefore, place two options in the “Download” section:

• Download GIF (classic)
• Download MP4 (smaller) So the user doesn’t cry, “Why is the GIF 25MB?”

Ready presets (as detailed as you want detailed)

Present the following 3 presets in the UI with a single click:

1) Product Demo

• Purpose: to make a smooth demo of the product image set
• Speed: Normal (e.g., 6–8 FPS / 125–160ms delay)
• Size: 1080px long side
• Loop: Infinite
• Optimize: Balanced (128–256 colors, medium dithering)
• Usage: product angles, feature steps, mini catalog

2) Before / After

• Purpose: to clearly show the change, not to rush
• Frame count: 2 frames (Before, After)
• Speed: Slow (e.g., 500–800ms delay)
• Pause: duplicate each frame 2–3 times (to catch the eye)
• Loop: Infinite or 3 times
• Size: 1080px (720px if necessary)
• Usage: retouch, design revision, cleaning/color correction

3) Meme / Fast

• Purpose: fast loop, small file
• Speed: Fast (10–15 FPS / 60–100ms delay)
• Size: 480–720px
• Loop: Infinite
• Optimize: Aggressive (64–128 colors, frame skip optional)
• Usage: reactions, short loop contents

Frequently Asked Questions

My GIF is too large, what should I do?

First, reduce the size (720px), then lower the color count to 128. If it’s still large, download as MP4.

How do I choose the speed correctly?

Product/before-after → slower. Meme → faster. The “Normal” preset is sufficient for most tasks.

Why is frame order important?

The order determines the story of the GIF. That’s why drag-and-drop is essential.