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GIF Sample Images

Generate static and animated GIF sample images for web graphics, social media, and testing purposes.

Generated locally in your browser

Ready-to-Download Samples

Download pre-built sample files instantly. No configuration needed.

GIF Icon 32×32

500 B

Small static GIF for web icons

Static GIF

GIF Icon 64×64

1.2 KB

Medium static GIF icon

Static GIF

GIF Icon 128×128

3.9 KB

Large static GIF icon

Static GIF

GIF Static 256×256

11.7 KB

Static GIF for previews

Static GIF

Transparent GIF 64×64

800 B

Transparent GIF icon with alpha

Transparent GIF

Transparent GIF 128×128

2.4 KB

Larger transparent GIF icon

Transparent GIF

Create Custom File

Configure your own file with custom settings and content

Image Dimensions
Set the width and height of the GIF image

Image width in pixels (1-2048)

Image height in pixels (1-2048)

Animation Settings
Configure animated GIF options

Number of animation frames (2-30)

Delay between frames in milliseconds (50-2000)

Appearance
Customize colors and transparency

Background color (ignored when transparent)

Color of the dimension text overlay

Generate static or animated GIF sample images for web development, social media, and testing. GIF is the classic format for simple animations and transparent graphics on the web.

What is GIF?

GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is a bitmap image format that supports up to 256 colors, transparency, and animation. Introduced in 1987, it remains popular for short animations, reaction images, and simple web graphics due to universal browser support.

Why Use GIF?

Universal browser and platform support since 1987 - works everywhere

Simple animation without video complexity or JavaScript

Transparency support for overlays and icons (1-bit alpha)

Small file sizes for simple graphics with limited colors

Perfect for reaction images, emojis, and short loops

Common Use Cases

Custom Emojis

Create animated emojis for Discord, Slack, and other messaging platforms with specific size requirements.

Web Animations

Simple loading spinners, progress indicators, and micro-interactions that work without JavaScript.

Social Media Content

Reaction GIFs and short animated content for Twitter, messaging apps, and forums.

Banner Ads

Animated web banners in standard IAB sizes like leaderboard (728×90) and skyscraper (160×600).

Features

Static and animated GIF generation

Configurable frame count and timing

Transparency support

Custom dimensions up to 2048×2048

Social media size presets

Web banner IAB sizes

Discord and Slack emoji sizes

Instant browser-side generation

How It Works

1

Configure

Customize your file settings using the form above

2

Preview

See your changes in real-time in the preview panel

3

Download

Download your file instantly - no signup required

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colors can a GIF have?

GIF supports up to 256 colors per frame from a palette of 16.7 million. Each frame can have its own palette, which is why some animated GIFs appear to have more colors. For photos or gradients, consider using other formats like JPEG or WebP.

What is the maximum file size for Discord custom emojis?

Discord allows custom emojis up to 256KB for static images and animated GIFs. The recommended size is 128×128 pixels for standard emojis. Nitro users can upload larger animated emojis.

How does GIF transparency work?

GIF uses 1-bit transparency, meaning each pixel is either fully transparent or fully opaque - there is no partial transparency. This creates hard edges unlike PNG which supports 8-bit alpha for smooth gradients.

Why are animated GIFs so large in file size?

Animated GIFs store each frame as a complete or partial image. File size increases with dimensions, number of frames, and color complexity. For longer animations, consider video formats like MP4 or WebM which use more efficient compression.

Should I use GIF or video for animations?

Use GIF for short loops under 5-10 seconds with simple graphics. For longer or more complex animations, video formats (MP4, WebM) provide better compression and quality. However, GIF has broader compatibility especially in messaging apps.