Image to GIF Maker

Photo to GIF Maker

Turn your photos into animated GIFs

  • Upload photos from phone or computer
  • Adjust timing for each frame
  • Download and share anywhere

Why Use This Tool

No Watermark

Export clean GIFs—no logo, no branding, no attribution required. Your GIF, your way.

100% Free Forever

No premium tier, no trial, no hidden fees. All features unlocked for everyone.

No Signup Required

Start creating immediately—no email, no password, no account to manage.

Privacy-First Processing

Everything runs in your browser. Your images and videos are never uploaded to any server.

Images & Video Support

Convert image sequences or video clips to GIF. MP4, WebM, MOV, JPG, PNG all supported.

Honest About Limits

We tell you upfront: 100 MB input, 60-second videos, 300 frames max. Check FAQ for details.

Upload photos from your phone or camera and create a GIF without any upload to a server. Plotlake processes everything in-browser, preserving privacy while giving you control over delay, width, dithering, and compression.

Social and High Quality presets keep motion smooth and sharp; Tutorial keeps UI text crisp; Small File targets lightweight exports for messaging apps. Choose padding color to handle mixed aspect ratios and avoid cropping.

Recommended payload: under ~100MB for best stability. Frame delays between 100-180ms produce fluid loops, and palette compression (64-256 colors) lets you choose quality vs. size.

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Photo batches with drag-drop and reorder.
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Presets for social, tutorials, ultra quality, and small files.
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Dithering and palette controls to manage gradients and file weight.
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Padding color choices to avoid awkward cropping.
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No watermark, free to use, runs locally.
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Quick downloads once FFmpeg core is cached.

Frequently Asked Questions

Specifics about this converter

Can I use iPhone/Android photos?
Yes. Upload HEIC, JPG, or PNG photos from any device.
How many photos can I use?
We recommend under 100 photos per GIF for best performance.
Will my photos be uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about watermarks, privacy, limits, and quality