Why frame control matters
- 2–16 frames — any count, one price.
- Frame duration from 20ms to 2000ms: from stop-motion flicker to lazy cinematic drift.
- 512 or 768px frames (768 caps at 12), 1K output.
GIF Maker
Describe a scene, set your frame count and timing, and get a looping animated GIF. Frame control is the whole point — and frames don't change the price.
Your image appears hereusually ~30s for this size
Free demos go live within days — bot protection is being set up.
Free demos are opening shortly — the demo will render a still frame; animated GIFs need credits, packs from $2.
Example prompts
Bouncing ball
A red rubber ball bouncing across a checkerboard floor, loop-friendly motion
Waving cat
A tiny clay cat waving one paw, gentle loop, soft studio light
Steam rise
Steam rising from a hot ramen bowl, slow cinematic loop
Neon flicker
Neon diner sign flickering to life at night, rain reflections
GIF Maker FAQ
How do I make an AI GIF?
Type what you want to see animated, set frames and frame duration with the sliders, press generate. The result loops right on the page and downloads as a .gif file.
Can I upload an image and make it move?
GIF generation doesn't accept reference images — that's a limitation of the generation API. Use the prompt to describe the character and motion.
What does a GIF cost?
A GIF costs about 1.4× the still-image price of the same quality tier — frame count and frame timing don't change the price. The button always shows the exact price before you press it.
My GIF failed. Do I pay?
No. Failed jobs are always refunded automatically.
Why do 768px frames cap at 12?
The model rejects more than 12 frames at 768px; the slider caps automatically so your request always goes through.
Which resolutions support GIF?
GIF output is 1K (512px or 768px frames). Still images go up to 4K.