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Create a GIF from your media.
Start with a video or images, build your animation, and export a GIF.
From video to a looping GIF
This example starts with a video. You can also start with still images or an existing GIF.
- 1 Choose your source
- 2 Build the animation
- 3 Choose GIF & export
For video, trim with the timeline handles. For images, drag thumbnails into order and set their timing. Choose GIF in Format to save an automatically looping file.
Create a GIF: questions & tips
Can I use a video, images, or an existing GIF?
Yes. Open one video or GIF, or select several still PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. Videos and GIFs become editable frames; an image sequence is fitted to the first image’s working canvas without stretching.
How do I control the order and pauses?
Drag thumbnails to reorder them. Select a single image, enter its duration in milliseconds, and choose Apply timing for a longer pause. This keeps the other images’ timing unchanged.
Which format should I choose?
- WebM
- Video with transparency for players and browsers that support it. Enable looping in your player.
- GIF
- Widely compatible and loops automatically; usually larger files.
- MP4
- Widely supported video. Transparent areas become black; looping is a player setting.
- APNG
- Full color with smooth transparency; often a larger file.
Are my files uploaded or saved online?
Your media is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded for editing. Work is not saved as an online project. Download your exports before refreshing or closing the tab.