GIFCAM is a focused photo-to-GIF maker that runs entirely in your browser. Your images never leave your device, and there’s no account, upload step, or bloated video editor to deal with. Reorder frames, fine-tune timing, loop count, size, fit, and background, then export your GIF locally. The interface is inspired by compact cameras and film, but the workflow stays simple and practical.
Hi Product Hunt! I made GIFCAM because I wanted a simpler way to turn a set of photos into a GIF without uploading them somewhere or opening a full video editor.
GIFCAM runs entirely in the browser, including image processing and GIF encoding. You can control frame order, timing, looping, output size, fit, and background, while your photos stay on your device.
I also wanted the tool to have a bit of personality, so the UI borrows visual ideas from compact cameras and film without turning the experience into a camera simulator.
It’s free to use and open source. I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially on the workflow, output quality, and anything that feels confusing or unnecessary.