Turn up to 80 images into one GIF
Select JPG, PNG or WebP frames with matching dimensions. The images to GIF maker combines up to 80 frames with a total upload limit of 10 MB and a maximum sequence length of 10 seconds.
YOUR PICTURES, IN MOTION
✳ MADE FOR THE INTERNETImages to GIF maker
Turn your pictures into a loop. Arrange the frames, set the pace and add a caption, all in your browser.
- 1Choose your images
- 2Order & set the pace
- 3Download your animation
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Drop your images here
Choose a file or drag it onto this canvas.
JPG, PNG or WebP · Matching dimensions · Up to 80 images / 10 MB PREVIEW
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BUILT AROUND ONE JOB
Images to GIF maker features
Everything on this page supports the same focused workflow: open your source, make the edit you need, preview it and export a GIF. Your source is processed locally in your browser.
Your frame order. Your rhythm.
Move frames left or right, remove unwanted pictures and adjust playback from one to eight frames per second. The minimum speed keeps your loop within 10 seconds.
Text across every frame
Add one caption or several lines to the whole animation. Drag them away from important details and use the shared size control to balance readability with the artwork.
Person-following for moving subjects
Select a person in the sequence when text should travel with them. Review the result before export, since changes between frames can make automatic tracking uncertain.
A browser-local animation workflow
Your source images are processed on your device to build the GIF. Keep the original files until you are happy with the preview and the downloaded loop.
Shareable free and HD exports
Standard output is free, unwatermarked and capped at 360px and 2 MB. Compression may reduce detail or frame rate; optional HD output up to 720px uses one credit.
THREE STEPS. ONE GREAT RESULT.
How to use this images to gif maker.
Prepare images in the order you want
Choose up to 80 JPG, PNG or WebP images, with matching dimensions and a combined size of at most 10 MB. Check the numbered thumbnails, move frames left or right, or remove a frame to build your sequence.
Preview your sequence
Set the playback speed between one and eight frames per second. The minimum speed depends on your frame count so the loop stays within 10 seconds. Preview the animation and add optional captions before export.
Export a shareable loop
Choose free standard GIF output or spend one credit on an HD export. Standard output is compressed to 2 MB or less; compression may reduce its dimensions or frame rate for detailed animations.
FROM SOURCE TO SHARE
See what you can make.
Real source media, real MemeLoop exports. Compare the before and after, then open an example to make it your own.
MADE WITH MEMELOOP
A coffee-making story in three pictures
Three stills show a cup filling up. Combine them in order at one frame per second to make a simple process animation for a café update or how-to post.
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Source files & photo credits
Media by Çağrı KANMAZ on Pexels · Pexels License.
Source images extracted at 0, 3 and 6 seconds from the credited video, then resized to 360 × 640. The image sequence was assembled in MemeLoop.
SCENARIOS & SOLUTIONS
Get past the common images to gif maker problems.
The images to GIF maker rejects my sequence
Make every source image the same pixel dimensions, with at most 4096px per side and 16 million pixels per image. Resize mismatched images before selecting them.
The frames play in the wrong order
Use the arrows beneath each thumbnail to reorder your frames. The live preview immediately reflects the updated order.
I need slower or faster animation
Use the playback speed slider to choose one to eight frames per second. For larger sequences, the minimum speed increases to keep the loop within 10 seconds.
The detailed sequence needs a smaller download
Standard export retries at lower dimensions and frame rates to stay within 2 MB. Fewer, simpler frames can preserve clarity better than a dense sequence with many changing details.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions about images to gif maker
How many pictures can I use?
You can use up to 80 images with a combined size of at most 10 MB. They must have the same dimensions, at most 4096 pixels per side and 16 million pixels per image.
Can images have different sizes?
No. Resize them to identical dimensions before selecting them.
Can I change the frame rate?
Yes. Use the playback speed slider beneath the preview. It supports one to eight frames per second, with a minimum that keeps your sequence within 10 seconds.
How do I change the order?
Use the left and right arrows under each numbered thumbnail to move a frame. You can also remove individual frames before exporting.
Is an account needed?
Standard exports do not require an account. HD export requires sign-in and one credit.
Ready to make it yours?
Processed on your device. Free standard export. No watermark.