Describe one small movement. GPT Image 2.6 turns your prompt into a short animated GIF for reactions, playful icons and simple visual loops. Choose 4 or 9 frames, review the price, then generate.
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512 × 512 px · GIF · 0.8 seconds per cycle, no audio
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GPT Image 2.6 Flare · Low · 200 ms/frame · 4 frames · 50 credits
Four clear poses, with a noticeable reset at the end. Use a smaller gesture if a softer loop matters.
A small friendly teal robot raises its right hand in a gentle wave, then returns to the starting pose. Simple rounded shapes, warm cream background, fixed camera, full body centered, no text. A short repeating animation.
GPT Image 2.6 Flare · Low · 200 ms/frame · 9 frames · 100 credits
Nine frames give the steam more stages. The cup stays mostly still; the loop boundary is still visible.
A terracotta coffee cup stays still while one soft curl of steam rises and fades above it. Warm cream background, clean flat illustration, fixed camera, no text. Subtle repeating movement, keep the cup unchanged.
GPT Image 2.6 Sunburst · Low · 200 ms/frame · 4 frames · 50 credits
A simple rotation study in four frames. Rotation and shape may vary between new attempts.
A small golden four-point star gently rotates around its center against a deep navy background. Simple flat geometric illustration, fixed camera, centered composition, no text. End at the starting orientation for a repeating animation.
Start with 4 frames at Low quality to check the idea. Use 9 frames when you need more distinct motion steps. Frame duration changes playback speed, not the number of generated frames.
| Frames | Low | Medium | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 50 | 100 | 100 |
| 9 | 100 | 150 | 200 |
Credits per GIF, without reference images. Both GPT Image 2.6 models use these rates. Existing YIX credit packs apply; check Pricing for pack prices and validity. A failed generation returns reserved credits according to the task status; a credit return is not a cash refund.
View credit packs and validityIf the subject changes shape, reduce the movement and remove competing actions. If the end jumps back to the beginning, ask the subject to return to its starting pose. Nine frames can still look stepped at slow playback. Detailed lettering, multiple interacting characters and exact choreography are less reliable. GIF has no audio and a limited color palette; this page does not create MP4 videos or vector SVG files.
No. Browsing the examples is free, but generating requires a verified YIX account and credits. A 4-frame Low-quality GIF costs 50 credits; 9 frames cost 100. Check your quote before submitting. The free generation allowance for this tool is 0 GIFs; paid credits use your shared YIX balance.
You get one downloadable 512 × 512 GIF. YIX does not add a visible watermark. The GIF has no audio; this page does not export MP4 or SVG.
Choose 4 or 9 frames at 100, 200 or 400 milliseconds each. One cycle lasts 0.4–3.6 seconds. Longer playback does not add more motion detail.
We do not yet have a stable time range. Generation time varies with model load and the prompt. The page shows the task status while generation and content checks run. You can return to the same task from your creations; do not submit again just because a response is slow.
Simple reactions, moving icons and single-subject illustrations are suitable starting points. This page currently takes text only; it does not animate uploaded photos or convert existing video. Complex choreography and readable lettering are less predictable.
No. Start with one subject, a fixed camera and a small motion that returns to its starting pose. Inspect the actual GIF before using it; extra frames and higher quality do not guarantee perfect continuity.
