Particle GIF Maker
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Example particle GIF
How to make a particle GIF
- Press Choose image and pick a picture.
- Pick the particles: snow, hearts, stars or bubbles.
- Set the particle color, the amount, the size and the speed.
- Press Download GIF.
The particles drift across the picture and the GIF loops without a jump. Snow, hearts and stars fall from the top. Bubbles rise from the bottom.
Particle settings
Particles picks the shape. Snow is soft round flakes, and at medium and large sizes the biggest flakes are six-armed crystals. Hearts rock from side to side as they fall. Stars spin and twinkle. Bubbles are see-through with a white shine.
Particle color starts as white, which suits snow and bubbles. Pick red or pink for hearts and yellow for stars.
Amount, Size and Speed set how many particles there are, how big they get and how fast they move. Sizes are mixed: the big ones move faster, as if they were closer.
Background switches between your picture and a plain color that you choose. A plain background makes a 480 px square GIF.
What to make with falling particles
Snow over a winter photo or a holiday card. Hearts over a couple photo for Valentine's Day or an anniversary. Stars over a night sky or a "congratulations" picture. Bubbles over a pool, beach or bath photo.
Tips for a particle GIF
- White snow shows best on a dark picture.
- A low amount with a large size looks calm. A high amount looks like a storm.
- The GIF keeps your picture's shape. Big pictures are scaled down to 400 px on the longest side.