Free Merge GIFs Tool

A merge GIFs tool joins several animated GIFs into one file that plays them back to back. You get a single GIF to post or share instead of separate clips, and the combined animation loops as one piece.

1. Click Choose files and select all the GIFs at once. 2. Use the up arrows to put them in order. 3. Enter a Width (px) for the result. 4. Click Create file, then click Download.

Each file in the numbered list has an up arrow. Click it to swap that GIF with the one above, and repeat until the order is right. The number before each name is its position in the merged GIF.

Choosing files again replaces the whole list instead of adding to it. Select every GIF you want in a single pick, up to 20 at a time, and remove extras with the X button.

The first GIF sets the shape of the frame. Every other GIF is scaled to fit inside it and centered, with black bars filling any leftover space, so nothing is cropped or stretched.

No. This tool joins GIFs in time, so one plays after another in the same frame. Side-by-side, stacked or grid layouts aren’t supported here.

No. Every GIF is processed by FFmpeg in your browser tab and stays on your device. Only the engine files come from a CDN, and only on the first run.

Yes. Merging is free without an account, and the combined GIF has no watermark, intro frame or logo added between your clips.

You can merge 2 to 20 GIFs with a combined length of up to 60 seconds. Each file can be up to 100 MB and 4 million pixels per frame, and all files together up to 200 MB. Width accepts 16–1920 px.

The result contains every frame from every source GIF, so its size adds up quickly. Lower the Width, merge fewer or shorter clips, or run the merged file through a GIF compressor to cut frames and colors.