Animated image maker
GIF Maker
Turn an image sequence or a short video clip into a GIF, with control over frame order, playback speed, and size.
Browser processing · no file upload to our server
GIF Workspace
Create GIFs from images or short videos
Upload multiple images or one video
JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC sequence · one MP4/WebM/MOV video · short GIFs work best
Processed in your browser · no server upload
Up to 30 images · 20MB each · 160MB total · 50MP per source · one video up to 220MB. HEIC support varies by browser.
Advanced · colors, background, filename
Upload multiple images or one video to create a GIF.
Long videos and large dimensions can create very large GIF files. Start around 480px and 3 to 5 seconds for sharing.
How to use GIF Maker
Turn image sequences, screenshots, or short video clips into shareable GIF files in your browser. Adjust output size, FPS, frame delay, and color count to control file size.
Recommended workflow
- 1.Upload multiple images or one video.
- 2.Set size, FPS or frame delay.
- 3.Create and download the GIF.
GIF Maker output checks
- Play the result to verify frame order and the selected video clip.
- Rebuild after changing settings, then save. Transparent areas use the selected background color.
- Video clips are limited to 15 seconds. Clips exceeding 120 frames use fewer frames while retaining the full duration.
Processing method
Image frames or a selected video segment are encoded with a limited GIF color palette. More frames and larger dimensions increase processing time and file size.
Known limitation: Long videos and large dimensions can create very large GIF files. Start around 480px and 3 to 5 seconds for sharing.
How files and inputs are handled
This tool processes files and inputs in the current browser. OneClickTool does not receive or store the original content on its own server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create a GIF from multiple images?
Yes. Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP files and they will be encoded as frames in upload order.
Can I turn a video into a GIF?
Yes. Upload one MP4, WebM, or MOV file, then choose start time, duration, and FPS for the GIF clip.
How can I reduce GIF file size?
Lower the output dimensions, FPS, clip duration, or color count. The defaults are intentionally small for web sharing.
Supported Scope
Create GIFs from multiple JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC images, or from a short video.
Long videos, very large files, and detailed frame editing may be limited by browser performance.
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