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GIFs that make people open your next email

GIFs are the one kind of animation nearly every inbox will play. Make a header that moves, a product that spins, or a countdown-style promo — sized for newsletters.

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Why use Giflume for this

Plays in the inbox
Animated GIF is supported by Gmail, Apple Mail and most clients. Classic desktop Outlook shows the first frame, so put the key message there.
Inbox-friendly sizes
Wide 16:9 headers and square product blocks fit standard 600px email templates.
Short, light loops
Fewer frames keep files small, so emails load fast on mobile.

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe what you want to see moving.

  2. 2

    Choose a shape, style, frame count and speed.

  3. 3

    Download your looping GIF in about 30 seconds.

Email gif FAQ

Do GIFs work in email?

Yes. Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo and most mobile apps play animated GIFs. Classic desktop Outlook (2007–2019) shows only the first frame.

What size should an email GIF be?

Display it at 600px wide or less and keep the file under ~1 MB where possible. Use 6–9 frames for lighter files.

How do I add a GIF to my email?

Download the GIF, then insert it as an image block in Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Gmail or any email builder — the same way you add a photo.

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Make something for your shop, your brand or your group chat. No card needed.

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