Make something move
GIFs: a quick guide
How it works, supported formats and file limits
Make a GIF from pictures or a short video. Preview the loop before saving.
Turn a video clip into a GIF
Select up to 15 seconds. Adjust speed, frame rate and size. Shorter clips make smaller GIFs; sound isn't included.
Use photos and add a caption
Arrange your pictures and set their timing. Add a caption, crop, or try reverse and ping-pong playback.
Getting started
- Choose a video or add up to 25 pictures.
- Pick your clip or arrange the pictures, then adjust timing and captions.
- Preview the loop and download your GIF.
Formats and limits
- Start with up to 25 images or one video. Images can be up to 20 MB each, with a 100 MB total input limit.
- Choose up to 15 seconds of video. GIF exports are limited to 300 frames, 80 megapixels across frames, 960 pixels wide and 50 MB.
- GIFs have no sound. Animated image inputs contribute their first frame only.