Different dimensions
The output canvas uses the largest width and height among the inputs. Frames stay at their original size, centered, with transparent space around smaller images.
Free online GIF merger
Merge GIFs into One Animation
Put GIFs in order and download one animation.
Your browser processes the files on your device. Nothing is uploaded for conversion.
Combine animations
How to merge GIFs
Join the animations in sequence. Arrange the files before creating the result.
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Choose your GIFs
Select between 2 and 10 GIF files from your device. The total input size can be up to 30 MiB.
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Arrange the order
Move files up or down, or remove one. The GIFs will play one after another in the order shown.
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Merge and download
Create the animation, review the result and download the GIF. Processing happens in your browser.
What to expect from the result
Timing and looping
Each frame retains its recorded delay. The combined animation loops indefinitely; original per-file loop counts are not retained.
Colors and transparency
Frames are re-encoded and colors may change during palette reduction. GIF transparency is either fully transparent or opaque.
Good to know
GIF merger FAQ
Are my GIF files uploaded?
No. Your chosen GIFs and the merged result are processed on your device. Loading the website and its analytics still involves network requests; see the privacy policy.
What are the limits?
Choose 2–10 GIFs with a combined size of at most 30 MiB and no more than 400 frames. The output canvas can be at most 4,096 pixels on either side and 4 million pixels per frame; the complete output may contain at most 20 million canvas pixels. Device memory can impose a lower practical limit.
Can I put GIFs side by side?
This tool joins GIFs sequentially, so one animation plays after the other. It does not combine them side by side.
Can I split the merged GIF into images?
Yes. Open the result in the GIF splitter to preview its frames and download PNG images, subject to the splitter’s limits.