Simple prog for making GIF files?

Is there an application out their to make GIF creating easy and fast?
The kind of app i have in mind is this.
I have 4 images already resized, i number them from 1-4
I drop them into the GIF creator and it automatically makes the gif?
Please tell me this is out there as i need to make 1500 simple animated GIF files!!!
Thanks
Dave

I've only found two: GIFBuilder for OSX for Mac and ((( Stone Design ))) -> GIFfun . You can try the both to see which works best for you.
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