PNG Frames to GIF

Assemble a GIF from lossless PNG frames in two steps.

1. 1

   Drop PNG frames in filename order (sprites, UI states, or pixel-art sequences). Set FPS to match your source timing, then preview so alpha edges and crisp pixels look right.

2. 2

   Create the GIF and download it for docs, Discord, itch.io pages, or design reviews that still expect .gif.

Pick PNG Frames to GIF when your sources are lossless stills with transparency — not camera JPEGs.

• Lossless frame fidelity

  PNG’s compression keeps hard edges and flat colors intact, so icons, UI chrome, and pixel art stay sharp after they become GIF frames.

• Alpha-friendly sequences

  Upload frames with transparent backgrounds from design tools or game engines. Soft GIF transparency has limits, but solid cutouts and sprite silhouettes stay usable.

• Sprite-ready FPS control

  Match game or UI playback rates with adjustable FPS so walk cycles and state transitions feel as intentional as the source PNGs.

• Browser-only assembly

  Frames are sequenced in your browser — no upload, no signup — so unreleased UI art and game assets never leave the device.

• 01

  PNG is a lossless raster format that often includes an alpha channel, which is why design and game pipelines export frame sequences as PNG. This tool loads those stills in order, applies your FPS as inter-frame delay, and encodes a palette-based GIF for universal playback.

• 02

  Unlike photo slideshows, PNG sequences usually have few colors and hard edges. Local canvas-based encoding keeps proprietary assets private while producing a GIF that works where animated PNG or WebP is not supported.