How to combine multiple GIFs into one animation
Sequence or collage? Two ways to merge GIFs
A GIF merger can work in two modes. In Sequence mode the clips play one after another into a longer animation. In Layout mode they play at the same time as a collage — side by side, stacked or in a grid. Both start the same way: upload two or more animated GIFs and arrange them.
Put GIFs side by side or in a grid
Layout mode is the fast way to merge gifs side by side, stack them vertically, or build a 2x2 / 1x3 grid. Each cell can fit, fill or stretch to the canvas, with a gap and a transparent or colored background. This is the easiest way to make a gif collage or a gif sequence maker storyboard without leaving your browser.
Sync different lengths
Mixed clips rarely match. Set short GIFs to loop to the longest clip, freeze on the last frame, or cut everything to the shortest. No more awkward timing jumps.
Keep transparency and stay local
The merger preserves transparency and mattes soft edges — perfect for stickers, memes and UI assets. Everything runs locally: your files never leave the device, there is no upload and no watermark. You can even append gifs later and combine gifs into one file, then send the result to GIF Compressor, GIF Resizer or GIF to MP4.
Whether you join gifs, combine two gifs or combine animated gifs into a bigger loop, the tool handles it in a few clicks with a gif joiner that respects your original frames.