Should I use JPG or PNG frames?
Use JPG for photos and opaque slideshows. Use PNG Frames to GIF for UI, sprites, pixel art, or any sequence that needs transparency or lossless edges.
JPG Frames to GIF is for photo-first sequences: camera bursts, marketing stills, and slideshow frames that do not need transparency. Combine them into one shareable GIF without re-exporting through a desktop editor.
Drag and drop your JPG images into the upload area or select them from your device. Arrange the frame order if needed, adjust the playback timing, preview the animation, and download your finished GIF in just a few clicks.
Build a photo slideshow GIF from JPG stills in two steps.
Upload JPG or JPEG photos in the order they should play. Dial FPS for a slow slideshow or snappier stop-motion, then preview exposure and crop consistency across frames.
Export the GIF and download it for social posts, decks, or messaging — formats that still prefer GIF over a folder of JPEGs.
Use JPG Frames to GIF when your frames are photos or other opaque stills, not transparent UI assets.
Optimized for camera and phone JPEGs: product angles, trip photos, and before/after sets that already live as smaller lossy stills.
JPG has no alpha channel — perfect when every frame is a full photo. You get a classic looping slideshow without wrestling transparency.
Slow FPS for readable slideshows, faster rates for stop-motion. Timing controls focus on dwell time between photos, not sprite cycles.
Images stay in the browser while they are ordered and encoded. No account, no cloud upload of personal or client photos.
JPEG is a lossy, opaque format widely used for photographs. This tool decodes each JPG in filename order, applies your FPS as frame delay, and writes a palette-based GIF suitable for chats and CMS embeds.
Because JPG frames lack transparency and are usually smaller than equivalent PNGs for photos, the pipeline favors slideshow and marketing use cases. Encoding runs in the browser so client shoots and event photos never leave the device.
Use JPG for photos and opaque slideshows. Use PNG Frames to GIF for UI, sprites, pixel art, or any sequence that needs transparency or lossless edges.
No. JPEG has no alpha channel. If you need cutouts or clear backgrounds, export PNG frames instead.
No. JPG decoding and GIF encoding run locally in your browser.
Up to 120 images per GIF. Name files so lexical order matches the slideshow sequence you want.
Stitch lossless PNG frames into an animated GIF while preserving crisp edges, alpha channels, and pixel-perfect detail. Built for UI mockups, game sprites, icon sequences, and pixel art where JPEG compression would muddy lines or drop transparency.
Convert modern WebP stills — and mixed still/animated WebP exports from the web — into a classic animated GIF. Ideal when CDN or design-tool downloads arrive as .webp and you need a smaller-source sequence that still plays as GIF in Slack, email, and older CMS editors.
Compress GIF files online with GIF Compressor to reduce their file size while keeping them in GIF format. Adjust the lossy compression level, compare the original and compressed file sizes, and download the result directly from your browser. You can compress one GIF or process multiple GIFs with the same settings.
Resize animated GIFs quickly and easily with our browser-based GIF Resizer. Change the width and height of your GIFs, choose from preset sizes, or adjust custom dimensions while keeping your animation smooth and intact.