Text GIF Maker
Create animated text to GIFs easily
Add animated text to GIFs and videos, in your browser
Looking for an easy way to spice up GIFs with some animated text? You’re in the right place! Flixier allows you to add animated text to your GIFs easily, even if you don’t have any previous editing experience. Just upload your GIF and open the Text tab! You can choose from one of our preset styles, or add a simple title and customize it from the ground-up. When that’s done, you can animate it with more than a dozen presets, choose from tens of transitions, or create your own animations from scratch using keyframes.
Choose a text preset and animate it easily
If you’re in a hurry, you can pick one from Flixier’s many text presets and animate it easily before saving it as a GIF. These presets are fully customizable, so you can still tweak the colors, background, size and other parts of them to truly make them yours.
You’re in control with our GIF text generator
While Flixier does offer presets to make things a little easier, you're still in full control over how your final GIF looks. You can use our powerful text tool to customize your text from scratch. Choose from over 900 fonts or upload a custom one, tweak the font weight, stroke, color, size, shadow and much more!
Edit your GIFs before adding animated text to them
Our GIF editor helps you edit your GIFs before adding animated text to them. You can cut or trim your GIFs using Flixier, tweak the colors and even enhance the brightness, saturation and contrast in order to make them look better and ensure that they fit your caption properly.
Generate your own animated text GIFs in seconds
Flixier’s animation presets allow you to generate animated text GIFs without having to spend hours watching animation tutorials. Just add your text, choose an animation preset from the right-side menu and then choose GIF as your format when you decide to save it to your computer.
How do you animate text in a GIF?
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Upload
Click on Start Editing to open Flixier in your web browser. If you want to add your animated text over an existing GIF, drag it over to the Import menu. If you just want to save the text as a GIF, close the Import menu and move on to the next step.
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Create animated text
Open the Text tab on the left side of the screen to add your text. You can pick from the text presets available, or choose the Regular Text option. You can customize the way your text looks from the right-side menu. This is also where you can animate your text. You can open the Animation menu to choose one of our many presets, or use the Transitions tab if you want to animate your text using one of our special text transitions.
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Save your animated text GIF
When you’re happy with the way your GIF looks, click the Export button in the top right corner of the screen. Make sure to select GIF as your format and then click on Export and Download to save your animated text GIF to your computer.
Why use Flixier to create animated text GIFs?
Use ready-made motion titles for a professional touch
Our animated text GIF maker comes with a library full of professionally animated, fully customizable motion titles which you can add to your GIFs. All you have to do is find one that you like and drag it over to the canvas. You can change the text and colors from the menu on the right side of the screen.
An animated text GIF maker compatible with all formats
Flixier is compatible with all popular media formats! That means you can add images to GIFs, or add text to snippets from your favorite videos and save it as a GIF. Of course, the reverse is also true. You’re free to add audio to your GIFs and save the final result as an MP4, or share it directly on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
Create animated text GIFs with effects
You can use Flixier to add effects to your GIFs such as zooming in and out, swirling, glitching and a lot more! If those aren’t enough, you can also apply filters from the Color tab, or create your own effects using shapes, keyframes and transitions. Your creativity is the only limit!
Take advantage of our built-in GIF library
If you’re looking to add text to a GIF but don’t have it saved to your device, Flixier can help! Our tool is fully integrated with GIPHY, so you can open the Stock library, look for your GIF there and drag it over to the canvas to add animated text to it.
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Frequently
Asked
Questions
What is a disadvantage of animated GIFs?
The main disadvantage of animated GIFs is obviously the fact that they cannot support audio. On top of that, GIFs are pretty inefficient and tend to have lower quality than videos, since a high-quality GIF would take up too much space and load super slow over the internet.
How long should animated GIFs be?
Your GIFs can be as long as you want them to, but you should ideally keep your GIFs under 10 seconds to make sure that they file size doesn’t become too large.
What is the purpose of animated GIFs?
Animated GIFs are a perfect way to share a fun moment, a short instructional sequence or just express an emotion without relying on text or emojis. Since they are, in fact, images, they’re also easier to embed in websites and they can play and loop without any playback controls taking up space on screen and without requiring any input from the user.
How do animated GIFs work?
Much like a video, animated GIFs essentially consist of several still images (or frames) combined into one file. These images play in sequence over a period of time, creating the illusion of motion. Most commonly, animated GIFs are used to capture a very brief sequence of video and are set to loop over and over rather than stop at the last frame like a video would.
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