Confetti GIF Maker
By Calvin Sun
Add falling, exploding, popping, or rising confetti to any GIF. Customize the colors, speed, density, and direction, then download your new GIF instantly. No upload or sign-up required.
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Add confetti to your own GIF, or generate a transparent confetti animation from scratch.
Click to select a GIF
or drag and drop your GIF here
Choose falling confetti, an explosion, a pop, a party popper spray, a cannon blast, or rising confetti from the bottom.
Confetti falls from the top of the canvas.
How many confetti pieces appear on screen.
Approximate size of each confetti piece in pixels.
Higher values make particles move faster.
Higher FPS looks smoother but creates a larger GIF.
Where new particles spawn. Styles set a sensible default; pick Custom to place anywhere.
0% is left/top, 100% is right/bottom. Explosion and pop bursts also use this point.
Negative drifts left; positive drifts right.
How strongly particles are pulled downward.
Horizontal spread of the emitter relative to canvas width.
How long the exported confetti animation lasts.
Quick palettes for colorful, gold, blue, red, or pastel confetti — or pick custom colors.
GIF only supports binary transparency. Preserve keeps see-through areas; Solid fills them with a color you choose.
Used as a matte under soft semi-transparent edges so GIF transparency stays cleaner.
Lower sampling intervals keep more detail but may produce larger files and take longer.
Time between frames. Keep original timing, pick a preset, or enter a custom delay in milliseconds.
Enter a delay between 20ms and 10000ms. Applied to every frame.
How many times the GIF should repeat after the first play. Infinite loops forever.
gif.js style: 0 means infinite. For custom, enter how many extra repeats after the first play (0–100).
About this confetti GIF maker
- • Add a confetti overlay to your GIF, or make a transparent confetti GIF for video and stream overlays
- • Six styles: falling, explosion, pop, party popper, cannon, and rising confetti
- • Customize density, speed, size, colors (including gold and blue), wind, and gravity
- • All processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded
GIF supports limited colors and binary transparency. Soft edges may look cleaner as APNG or animated WebP in a future export option. Complex GIFs may take longer to encode.
Confetti GIF Maker guide
A confetti GIF maker lets you create animated confetti effects — either as an overlay on your own GIF or as a standalone transparent confetti animation. OmniGIF’s free online tool helps you make a confetti GIF without installing software or signing up.
"The Graphics Interchange Format is a popular format for short looping animations on the web, including overlays and reaction clips."— W3C GIF89a specification
- Add confetti to GIF with falling, explosion, pop, party popper, cannon, or rising styles
- Create a transparent confetti GIF (no background) for overlays
- Tune density, speed, particle size, wind, gravity, and color presets such as gold or blue
- Export a looping confetti effect GIF entirely in the browser
Whether you need a celebration overlay or a ready-to-download animated confetti GIF, the maker combines live preview with local encoding for privacy.
You can either overlay confetti on an existing GIF or generate a transparent confetti animation from a blank canvas.
"Drawing with the Canvas API lets web apps generate animation frames in the browser without uploading media to a server."— MDN Canvas API
- Add confetti to GIF: Upload your GIF, choose a confetti style, adjust parameters, preview the overlay, then export.
- Transparent confetti GIF: Pick a canvas size, style, and colors, then download a confetti GIF with a transparent background — not a background remover.
- Live preview: The canvas updates in real time so you can refine the confetti effect before encoding.
- Local export: When you export, OmniGIF bakes frames and encodes a GIF on your device.
This workflow covers common intents like make a confetti GIF, confetti overlay GIF, and confetti gif transparent background in one tool page.
Animated confetti works well for celebrations, announcements, and stream overlays.
- Celebrate a moment: Add an explosion or party popper overlay to a reaction GIF.
- Transparent overlays: Download a transparent confetti GIF to layer on video, OBS scenes, or presentations.
- Rising confetti: Use Rising when you want confetti shooting up from the bottom — useful for lower-third style overlays.
- Brand colors: Pick gold, blue, or custom colors to match an event palette.
One confetti GIF maker page can serve both “add confetti to GIF” and “download transparent confetti” without separate duplicate tools.
A few settings make exports look cleaner and smaller.
- Keep density moderate for readable underlying GIFs
- Use Preserve transparency for overlay assets; use Solid fill when you need a fixed background
- Lower FPS or duration if the file is too large
- Rising and Cannon styles read clearly on vertical video overlays
- Gold and blue presets are quick ways to theme a celebration GIF
Remember: GIF transparency is binary. Soft semi-transparent edges may look slightly harder than in APNG or animated WebP.
Frequently Asked Questions - Confetti GIF Maker
Choose Add Confetti to GIF, upload your GIF, pick a style (such as falling or explosion), adjust density and colors, preview the confetti overlay, then export. Everything runs in your browser.
Yes. Switch to Create Transparent Confetti GIF to generate a confetti animation with no background. This creates a new transparent confetti overlay GIF — it does not remove the background from an existing GIF.
Yes. Select the Falling style so confetti drops from the top. You can also start from the bottom with Rising, or use Explosion and Pop for burst effects.
Yes. Choose Explosion for a radial burst from the center, Pop for a shorter burst, or Cannon / Party Popper for directional sprays.
Yes. Use Colorful, Gold, Blue, Red, or Pastel presets, or switch to Custom colors and edit the hex palette.
No. OmniGIF processes files locally in your browser. Your GIF is never uploaded to a server.
GIF supports binary (on/off) transparency, not full alpha gradients. Soft edges are matted for cleaner results. For overlays, use Preserve transparency when exporting.
Yes. Export a transparent confetti GIF and place it above your video in an editor or streaming software that supports GIF overlays. Rising and Explosion styles work especially well for celebration moments.
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