About this tool
GIF combiner
The GIF combiner takes multiple animation frames and places them in order. Files are opened locally and added in your chosen order. This is great for short clips, reaction sequences and simple presentation loops. As the files may be of varying sizes and palettes the first file will be used as the main canvas for the combined animation. All other frames will be resized to fit. If you are combining files of varying sizes then make sure to check the preview. For more control over each frame, extract frames and create a smaller sequence.
How to use this tool
How to use this tool
- 01
Choose multiple GIF or animated WebP files in the order you want.
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Click process GIF
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Check the combined preview and confirm that the transitions and sizes look right.
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Download the single GIF when the full sequence is ready.
Put animations in order
The order of files determines the order of frames. Name your files clearly or order them in the order you wish to play them. When combined the files will play in order from the first file to the last. This is simple and predictable when working with small clips. There is no transition between files so it will jump from one animation to the next.
Different sizes and formats
GIF and animated WebP files can have different canvas sizes and color tables. The combiner uses the first input as the main canvas and fits later frames to that output area. A preview check is important when the files were created at different dimensions.
If a file looks misaligned, resize or crop it first so the inputs share a common canvas. That usually creates a cleaner combined animation.
Build a longer loop locally
Combining files can be faster than opening a full video editor when you only need a longer image animation. The browser keeps the selected inputs on the device and creates a new GIF for download.
Large frame counts use more memory. If the browser becomes slow, combine fewer files at a time, trim unused sections, or resize the inputs before joining them.
Common questions
Common questions
How do I combine GIFs?
Choose multiple GIF files, check their order, and preview the combined animation. Download the generated single GIF when it looks right.
Can I combine more than two GIFs?
Yes. Select several small files. Browser memory is the practical limit for a large combined animation.
Can I combine WebP and GIF files?
Yes, browser-readable animated WebP and GIF files can be added to the same sequence.
What happens if the GIFs have different sizes?
The first file provides the main output canvas and later frames are fitted to it. Resize or crop inputs first for more predictable alignment.
Will combining change the order of frames?
No. Frames are appended in the order of the selected files.
Can I add a transition between GIFs?
No. The combiner joins the sequences directly. Use a video or animation editor when you need fades or other transitions.
