EMAIL-SAFE GIF MAKER

Images in.
GIF out.

Build a lightweight animated GIF from one image or a complete sequence. Everything happens in your browser.

Only upload images you own or have permission to use.

01

BUILD YOUR GIF

Sequence. Crop. Move.

Draft saves locally
AnimationOptional
Motion style
LIVE PREVIEW

↕ Drag preview to crop · active: none

Outlook first frameWhat non-animating clients may show
Choose an email-size presetTargeted presets step down automatically.
Add images for an estimate

Upload one or more images to begin.

Private by design. Images, drafts, projects and encoding stay in this browser. SigPop uses no visitor analytics. Privacy details →

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02

PUT IT TO WORK

Choose your email.

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03

GOOD TO KNOW

Quick answers.

Can I make a GIF from several images?

Yes. Add up to 12 images, reorder them, and set how long each appears.

Can I edit an existing animated GIF?

Yes when your browser supports animated image decoding. SigPop unpacks its frames into the timeline; otherwise it clearly reports that the visible frame was used.

What is Advanced mode?

Basic mode keeps the workflow short. Advanced mode unlocks per-image timing, transforms, custom dimensions and signature text.

Can I move a project to another computer?

Use Save project to download a portable .sigpop file, then choose Open project on the other device.

Will the download stay animated?

Yes. SigPop downloads a real GIF89a .gif file.

Does my image or draft leave my computer?

No. Reading, autosave, rendering, encoding, and counters stay in this browser.

How accurate is the size estimate?

It is a range. Image complexity affects compression, so the verified size appears after export.

Which preset should I use?

Use Exclaimer safe for 300 KB, Email compact for most signatures, or Custom for exact dimensions.

Why is there a first-frame preview?

Some older clients only display the first frame.

Can I use any image I find online?

Only use images you created, licensed, or have permission to use.