PNG to GIF

Your images. Your timing. One shareable loop.

Turn your pictures into a loop

  1. Add PNG images in the order they should play.
  2. Use the arrows to reorder them. Set how long each picture stays, the output size, and a background.
  3. Create the GIF and download it. Nothing is uploaded.

A few practical limits

Add 1–20 PNG files, up to 10 MB and 16 megapixels each, with 50 MB altogether. Output size is the longest side of the GIF: 320, 480, or 640 pixels. Pictures that are already smaller stay their original size.

The first frame sets the canvas proportions. Other frames fit inside that canvas without cropping. Transparent areas use your chosen background. One frame produces a still GIF; two or more different frames produce movement.

GIF has a limited color palette, so gradients may look different from the PNG originals. For a smaller file, use fewer frames or a smaller output size.

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Sign in to save your GIF and use your credit. No password. Your prompt stays on this page.

Get credits

1 credit = 1 GIF. Fast and Fine use the same credit.