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Animated GIF Maker

Animated GIF Maker

Create animated GIFs from your own images directly in your browser. Upload multiple pictures, arrange frames, adjust timing, choose the output size and loop settings, preview your animation and download your finished GIF. Free, simple and no installation required.

 

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Your selected images will appear here. Use the arrows to change their order.

Privacy: Your images are processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to our server.

 

Tutorial

Create animated GIFs from a sequence of images using the Animated GIF Maker. Everything is processed directly in your browser, so your images stay on your device.

1. Upload Your Images

Click the upload area or drag and drop your images into the tool.

  • Supported formats: JPG, PNG and WebP.
  • Add between 2 and 30 images.
  • Your images will appear in the frame list.

2. Arrange the Frames

The order of your images determines how the animation plays.

  • Drag images to change their order.
  • Remove individual images you do not need.
  • Use the clear option to start over.

3. Adjust Frame Timing

Set how long each image should appear in the animation.

  • Enter a duration for each frame.
  • Shorter durations create faster animations.
  • Longer durations create slower transitions.

Experiment with different timings until the animation looks right.

4. Choose the GIF Size

Select the output width for your animated GIF.

A smaller size creates a lighter file, while a larger size preserves more detail.

5. Configure Loop Settings

Choose how the animation should play:

  • Loop: Repeat the animation continuously.
  • Play once: Stop after the final frame.

6. Preview Your Animation

Use the preview to check the animation before creating the final file.

Check the frame order, playback speed and overall appearance. Make any adjustments you need.

7. Create and Download Your GIF

Click Create GIF to generate your animation.

When processing is complete, download the finished GIF to your device.

Tips

  • Use images with the same dimensions for a more consistent result.
  • Keep the number of frames manageable to avoid unnecessarily large files.
  • Use shorter frame durations for fast animations and longer durations for slideshows.
  • Preview your GIF before downloading it.

Your images are processed locally in your browser. No account or software installation is required.

HTML Previewer

HTML Previewer

 

Write, preview and test HTML, CSS and JavaScript directly in your browser. This free online HTML Previewer features separate code editors, a live preview, responsive screen sizes, HTML file import and download. No installation required.

Live previewReady

Your code stays in your browser. The preview runs in an isolated sandbox and cannot access your WordPress page. External resources may require an internet connection.

 

Tutorial

The HTML Previewer lets you write and test HTML, CSS and JavaScript directly in your browser. You can see how your code looks in real time, test different screen sizes and download your finished work as an HTML file.

1. Open the HTML Previewer

Open the tool in your browser. The editor contains three separate sections:

  • HTML: Add your page structure and content.
  • CSS: Control colors, fonts, spacing and layout.
  • JavaScript: Add interactive features and functionality.

A starter example is already included so you can begin experimenting immediately.

2. Write or Edit HTML

Use the HTML editor to create your page structure. You can add headings, paragraphs, images, links, buttons and other HTML elements.

For example:

<h1>My First Website</h1>
<p>Welcome to my website!</p>

3. Add CSS Styling

Switch to the CSS editor to customize the appearance of your page.

You can change:

  • Background colors
  • Text colors and fonts
  • Margins and padding
  • Element sizes
  • Borders and rounded corners
  • Page layouts

Changes become visible when you update the preview.

4. Add JavaScript

Use the JavaScript editor to add interactive functionality.

For example, you can create button actions, simple calculations, dynamic content and other browser-based features.

5. Run the Live Preview

Click Run Preview to display your HTML page.

The preview runs in a separate area, allowing you to compare your code with the rendered result.

Click the button again whenever you want to apply your latest changes.

6. Test Responsive Layouts

Use the preview width selector to test your page at different screen sizes.

Available options include:

  • Responsive
  • Desktop
  • Tablet landscape
  • Tablet portrait
  • Mobile
  • Small mobile

This makes it easier to identify layout problems before publishing your website.

7. Import an Existing HTML File

Click Import HTML and select an HTML file from your computer.

The tool will attempt to separate embedded HTML, CSS and JavaScript into the corresponding editors. Review the imported code before continuing.

8. Download Your HTML File

When you are happy with your result, click Download HTML.

The tool combines your HTML, CSS and JavaScript into one downloadable HTML document that you can save and open in your browser.

Tips

  • Keep your HTML, CSS and JavaScript organized.
  • Test your page at several screen sizes.
  • Use simple examples when learning new HTML elements.
  • Remember that external images, fonts and libraries may require an internet connection.
  • Download your work regularly to keep a local copy.

Your code is processed in your browser. The preview runs in an isolated sandbox.