Showcase Animator

Turn a few images into an animation for your stories and posts: orbiting 3D carousel, shuffling card stack, scrolling strip, fan or reshuffling grid. Export as GIF, video or PNG frames.

Drop your visuals here or click to choose themJPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF… up to 12 images · you can also paste an image (Ctrl+V)

    Add at least one image (or try the samples) to see the animation.

    Animation

    Canvas & motion

    Drag the two handles, or use the arrow keys (keys 1 and 2 pick the handle).

    Export

    Everything is created in your browser: your images are never uploaded or stored.

    Free · no sign-up

    About this tool

    The showcase animator creates a looping animation from your images in seconds: product visuals, dish photos, app screenshots or portfolio work. Five layouts are available: an orbiting 3D carousel with perspective and floor reflection, a shuffling card stack with adjustable random rotation, a scrolling strip on one to three rows, a fan that brings each visual forward and a grid whose tiles swap places.

    You choose the format (9:16 for stories, 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 or a custom size), a solid or gradient background, the loop length and the speed curve, with a curve editor for snappier or softer motion. The preview can be played and paused at any time, then you export an animated GIF, an MP4 or WebM video depending on your browser, or every frame as PNG in a ZIP. Everything is computed in your browser: your images are never uploaded.

    • 5 animations: 3D carousel, card stack, strip, fan, grid
    • 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 or custom size
    • Solid or gradient background, rounded corners, shadow and reflection
    • Adjustable speed curve, 2 to 20 second loops
    • Export animated GIF, MP4 or WebM video, PNG frames in a ZIP
    • Up to 12 images, reorderable, plus sample visuals

    How to use it

    1. Drop your images in the area, click to choose them or try the sample visuals.
    2. Pick an animation, then adjust the visual size, the motion and the order of the images.
    3. Choose the format, background, length and speed curve while watching the preview.
    4. Choose GIF, video or PNG frames, then click Export (Ctrl+S).

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