Big ideas.
Tiny loops.
Your imagination, on repeat. Turn a few words or a favorite
photo into a GIF worth sending.
Something good is looping…
Getting your idea ready
You can leave this tab. Your job is saved.Your recent loops
Only visible to youA spark to get you started.
Pick a mood. Add your twist.
These little loops are all you.
Animated illustrations show the template style. Your AI-generated result will be unique.
Dream it up.
Write a few words, upload a photo, or borrow a little inspiration from a template.
Give it a wiggle.
Tell us what should move. A wink, a wave, a happy dance — keep it simple.
Send some joy.
Download your GIF and drop it into a chat, a post, or your next big idea.
Buy credits.
Keep creating.
No monthly bill. No auto-renewal.
Your purchased credits don’t
expire.
Starter
100 credits · 5 GIFs at 20 credits each
- Text & image to GIF
- GIF downloads, no added watermark
- All creative templates
Creator
240 credits · 12 GIFs at 20 credits each
- Everything in Starter
- More credits for every dollar
- Create at your own pace
Before you
hit repeat.
What is an AI GIF generator?
It creates an original animated GIF from your description or a reference image. Describe a subject and a small movement, then download the result as a GIF.
Can I turn a photo into a GIF?
Yes. Choose Image to GIF, upload a JPG, PNG or WebP, and describe a subtle motion. You must have permission to use the image and any person shown in it.
How do credits work?
A generation uses 20 credits, reserved when it starts. A failed generation returns those credits. Choosing to generate a different result costs another 20 credits; downloading an existing result is free.
Is this a subscription?
No. Each credit pack is a one-time purchase. There is no monthly fee or automatic renewal, and purchased credits do not expire.
Are my uploads and GIFs public?
Your library is private to your account. Uploaded images and prompts are sent to our generation provider to produce your GIF. We do not publish your creations in the template gallery. Download any results you want to keep.
What makes a good GIF prompt?
Use one clear subject, a fixed camera, and a small repeatable action. “A tiny cat blinking, still camera, seamless loop” is a great start. Complex scenes and large movements are harder to loop smoothly.