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Merge multiple GIFs into a single, continuous animated file online. Fast, free, and easy to use.
Choose filesClick or drag multiple GIF files here
Append more, reorder freely, merged in your browser without upload
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Overview
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This GIF merger takes multiple GIF files, lets you arrange their order, and joins their frames one source animation after another. The result is a single animated GIF for download. This is sequential playback: it does not place the source animations side by side, overlay them, or make them play simultaneously.
Each source contributes its frames in the order shown in the clip list. The output canvas can use the dimensions of the first, largest, or smallest source. Frames are scaled proportionally and centered on that canvas; uncovered space can remain transparent or use a selected solid background. A gap setting adds delay after the final frame of each clip except the last. The quality control affects GIF encoding, so inspect the preview before downloading if color detail matters.
GIF is an image format with frame and control data, as described in the W3C GIF89a specification. It is not a video timeline with transitions or audio.
Guide
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Select or drop the animations you want to join. Files that cannot be read as GIFs are skipped. The list shows each clip's dimensions and frame count.
Use the up and down controls to arrange playback. Choose the first, largest, or smallest source dimensions for the output canvas. Review the background choice if the sources contain transparent areas.
Set the optional delay between clips and adjust the quality control if needed. A delay is applied after the last frame of each clip except the final clip.
Start the merge, wait for encoding to finish, and inspect the resulting animation. Download only after confirming the clip order, fit, background, and timing.
Use cases
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Join short GIF captures in instructional order so a viewer sees one step followed by the next in a single file.
Put separate stages of a visual walkthrough in sequence, then review the exported loop to confirm that each transition happens in the intended order.
Arrange several short reactions or moments as consecutive parts of one animation when they should play one after another rather than at the same time.
For a collage or simultaneous layered animation, use an editor designed for spatial composition; sequential joining produces a different result.
Q&A
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No. Their frames are appended in clip order, so each source animation plays after the preceding one. The tool does not create a side-by-side layout or overlay.
Choose a canvas based on the first, largest, or smallest source. Each frame is scaled proportionally and centered in that canvas; background space follows the transparency or solid-color setting.
Yes. Set the gap delay in milliseconds. It extends the last frame of each clip except the final clip, creating a pause before the next animation starts.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
GIF encoding can alter color detail, and resizing sources to one canvas changes their displayed dimensions. The selected background also determines whether empty canvas areas stay transparent or appear as a solid color. Inspect the merged preview to catch unwanted padding, color changes, or an incorrect sequence.
Very large collections of frames can take longer to encode. If a merge fails or the preview is incomplete, try fewer or shorter source animations. The page does not provide simultaneous composition, transitions, audio, or video export.
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