A simple animated loop
A tiny red paper boat gently rocking on calm blue water, fixed camera and a clean simple background. One small repeating motion, smooth transitions, consistent boat shape, no text. Aim for a looping animation.
Create with GPT Image 2.6
AI GIF Generator
Turn an idea or a reference photo into a short animated GIF. Describe one clear movement, choose the frame count, and preview the finished animation in your workspace.
- Text or photo to GIF
- 2–16 frames
- 512 × 512 pixels per frame
GIF is selected for you. Choose 2–16 frames and a frame duration from 20 to 2,000 milliseconds. More frames change the motion and credit quote; with an eligible $2.99 pack, one successful GIF uses one pass. This version does not offer 64-frame GIFs.
3 successful results for $2.99: use new or remaining $2.99 pack passes for Flare, Sunburst, SVG or GIF. One successful result uses one pass, with no subscription required.
Generation is available only when the selected model is available in the editor. If it is unavailable, you can prepare a prompt and return later.
From your idea to a download
Describe one movement
Write a motion prompt, with an optional reference photo to guide the appearance.
Set frames and timing
Choose 2–16 frames, set the frame duration and review the credit or pass cost.
Play and download
Preview the completed animation in your workspace, then download the .gif file.
An AI GIF creator that starts with a sentence
Describe the subject, one action and the background. A waving flag, a gently opening flower or a rotating object gives a short animation a clear purpose. Ask for a fixed camera and a stable backdrop when the movement should be easy to follow.
Create a GIF from a reference photo
Add a photo to guide the subject and appearance, then say which part should move. Keep the motion modest when a face, product or composition needs to remain recognizable. Review every part of the animation; reference fidelity and a seamless loop are not guaranteed.
Choose the frames and timing for your loop
Frame count and frame duration work together. Nine frames at 200 milliseconds each make a 1.8-second sequence. More frames can describe more stages of movement; a longer frame duration slows playback. Start small and preview the result before generating another version.
A starting point for your prompt
Adapt these prompt ideas to your own project. They are starting points, not verified output examples.
Bring a product photo to life
Use the reference photo as the subject. Keep the product shape and colors consistent while a soft highlight moves slowly across its surface. Fixed camera, steady background, subtle motion, no added text.
AI GIF Generator FAQ
How do I make a GIF with AI?
Describe the scene and one movement, keep GIF selected, choose the frame count and duration, and generate. Once processing finishes, preview the animation and download the GIF from your private workspace.
Can this AI GIF creator animate a photo?
Yes. Add a reference photo and describe the intended motion. This guides the output rather than guaranteeing an exact frame-by-frame match to the original. Review the subject and the full animation before using it.
How many GIF frames can I generate?
This version supports 2–16 frames with GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst, at 512 × 512 pixels per frame. A 64-frame option is not available in this workspace. The frame controls enforce the supported limits.
How long will my GIF last?
Multiply the number of frames by the frame duration. For example, 9 frames at 200 milliseconds each make a 1.8-second sequence. Frame durations are set in 10-millisecond increments from 20 to 2,000 milliseconds; playback can vary between viewers.
Will the animation loop seamlessly?
A prompt can request a loop, but a seamless transition is not guaranteed. Keep the movement simple and the camera fixed, and inspect the last-to-first-frame transition before sharing.
How are generations charged?
Choose account credits or an eligible image pass, then check the cost before generating. The $2.99 pack includes 3 successful results, with no subscription required when paying with these passes. Credit-funded requests retain their account and subscription requirements. Each new generation or edit has its own quote.
Does the $2.99 pack cover GPT Image 2.6, SVG and GIF?
Yes. Both new purchases and remaining uses from existing $2.99 packs cover GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst: PNG or JPEG at 1K, 2K or 4K, static SVG, and GIF with 2–16 frames. One successful result uses one pass, including a whole GIF regardless of its frame count. Choose Image pass as the payment source; buying a pack does not automatically switch your selection. Earlier packs sold for a different price keep their original terms.
Are my uploads and results public?
Your reference images and results use the private EzImageAI workspace. They are not automatically published in a public gallery. Upload only material you have permission to use, and follow the content safety and usage rules shown in the editor.