destination-first animation maker
Make it fit anywhere.
Every other tool asks what size you want. loopy asks where you’re posting — then hits that platform’s exact byte and dimension spec by construction.
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No account. No watermark. Nothing leaves your device.
A size limit is rarely the whole limit.
A GIF can be under the byte cap and still fail because it has too many frames, the wrong dimensions, or the wrong format. Slack’s 50-frame ceiling is a good example. The uploader usually keeps that part to itself.
- 01 · dimensions and crop
- 02 · format and frame limit
- 03 · byte budget
- 04 · legal GIF timing
How it works
01
Drop it
Video, GIF, or still image.
02
Pick the destination
The platform spec becomes the constraint.
03
Make it fit
See every concession, then download the valid file.
A still image does not have to stay still.
Drop a photo to add text, particles, filters and exact motion presets. Preview continuously. Export by stepping each frame explicitly, not by hoping a screen recording lines up.
Ken Burns · pulse · shake · float
typewriter · pop · wave · fire gradient
forward · ping-pong · seamless
No AI. That’s the point.
Every frame is computed on your machine. No model, no queue, no credits, no photo of your friend sitting on someone else’s GPU. That is why the free tier is unlimited: it costs us nothing to run.