ConvertWarp

GIF maker

Turn JPEG, PNG, or WebP frames into a GIF.

About this tool

A GIF is a short looping clip made from stills. This maker takes JPEG, PNG, or WebP frames you already have, lines them up in order, and encodes a GIF in the browser — no timeline editor required.

GIFs are palette-limited. Photographs banding and large frame counts explode in size. The cap is 24 frames, and long edges are fitted to 720 px so the encoder can finish in a tab. For a clip from a movie, use Video to GIF instead.

Each still is decoded locally, scaled if needed, and quantized into a GIF. Delay per frame is yours. Combined pixel load still respects the still-image cap.

How to make a GIF

  1. Add two or more JPEG, PNG, or WebP frames. They stay on your device.
  2. Set how long each frame stays on screen.
  3. Make the GIF. Oversized frames are scaled to a 720 px long edge.
  4. Download the looping GIF of your stills.

Up to 24 frames. 50 MB per source file. HEIC frames must be converted first. This is not a video trimmer.

FAQ

Are my frames uploaded?
No. The GIF encoder runs in this tab. We do not host the animation.
Why only 24 frames?
GIF encoding in a browser tab is memory-heavy. The cap is a crash guard, not a paid wall.
Can I use a video file?
Not here. Video to GIF takes the first 8 seconds of a MOV or MP4.
Why are colors banding?
GIF uses a limited palette. Photographs show it more than flat UI art.
Does the GIF loop forever?
Yes, the encoder writes a looping GIF. Players that ignore loop flags are the exception.

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