Combine GIFs into One

Put GIFs side by side, stack them, or join them into one longer GIF.

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Layout

Timing

Fills gaps around differently shaped GIFs, and any transparent areas.

How to Combine GIFs

1

Drop two or more GIFs on the page, or try the sample pair.

2

Put them in order with the arrows under each one.

3

Pick a layout: side by side, top and bottom, or one after another.

4

For panels, choose whether they play at the same time or in turn.

5

Download the combined GIF.

What People Use This For

Combo memes: a kick in one clip, the hit in the next

Before and after: an original GIF next to its edited version

Reactions: a GIF beside the reaction to it

Merging clips: several short GIFs joined into one longer loop

Comparisons: two versions of an animation stacked to spot the difference

Captions: a still text card before or beside a GIF

Getting the Timing Right

1

For a combo meme, use Side by side and In turn, and trim each GIF so the action ends on its last frame

2

GIFs with the same height sit neatly in a row; different heights are scaled to match

3

Pick a background colour close to your GIFs so the gaps around differently shaped clips blend in

4

Keep the combined length under about 10 seconds for a file that shares easily

Built for GIFs

Instant Preview

The result updates as you reorder GIFs or change the layout. No waiting for a button.

Play in Turn

Each panel can wait for the one before it to finish.

Nothing Gets Uploaded

Everything runs on your device, so your GIFs never reach a server.

Free and Unlimited

No account, no daily cap, no watermark.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

Drop both GIFs on the page, then pick a layout: side by side, top and bottom, or one after another. The result updates as you change the order or the options, and Download saves it as a single GIF.