GIF Maker

Create an animated GIF from multiple images

Free Online GIF Maker — Create Animated GIFs from Images

ezyimg's GIF Maker lets you create animated GIFs from any collection of images directly in your browser — no upload, no registration, no watermark. Simply add your PNG, JPG, or WebP frames, set the frame rate and size, and generate a looping GIF in seconds.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Upload your images

    Click or drag multiple PNG, JPG, or WebP images into the upload area. You need at least 2 images to create a GIF.

  2. 2

    Reorder frames

    The images appear numbered in order. Rearrange them as needed to set the animation sequence.

  3. 3

    Set FPS and width

    Choose frames per second (higher = faster animation) and the output width in pixels. Height is auto-scaled.

  4. 4

    Choose loop setting

    Select Infinite to loop forever, or set Once, Twice, or 3 times for a limited-play GIF.

  5. 5

    Create and download

    Click Create GIF. Processing runs locally in your browser. Download the animated GIF when done.

Tips & Best Practices

  • →10 FPS is a good starting point for smooth animation without huge file sizes.
  • →Keep width at 480px or less for GIFs intended for social media or chat.
  • →Use images with the same dimensions for the cleanest results.
  • →Fewer frames at a higher FPS often looks smoother than many frames at low FPS.
  • →If your GIF is too large, reduce the width or lower the FPS to compress it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make a GIF from images online for free?

Upload at least 2 images to ezyimg's GIF Maker, arrange the frames, set your frame rate and width, then click Create GIF. The tool generates an animated GIF entirely in your browser — no account needed and no files are sent to any server.

What is the best FPS for a GIF?

10–15 FPS is the sweet spot for most animated GIFs. At 10 FPS, animations look smooth enough for most use cases while keeping file sizes manageable. Meme-style GIFs often use 15–24 FPS for fluid motion.

Is there a limit to how many images I can use?

There is no hard limit in ezyimg. However, adding more frames increases processing time and file size. For best results, keep your GIF under 50 frames and use an appropriate width (under 600px).

How do I make a looping GIF?

When creating your GIF, set the Loop option to 'Infinite'. This embeds a loop count of 0 in the GIF file, which tells browsers and apps to play the animation on repeat forever.

What image formats can I use to make a GIF?

ezyimg accepts PNG, JPG, WebP, and most other common image formats. PNG is recommended for graphics with flat colors, while JPG works well for photographic content.