Create GIF from images
Turn ordered still images into a GIF with per-frame delays, loop count, colour count, dithering, and compression controls.
Compress GIF
Reduce colors · Skip frames · Resize
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GIF
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Export settings
ID photo compositionOn-device detection only suggests a crop; you can still adjust it before export.
This image’s crop has not been confirmed.
ID photo backgroundOptional on-device portrait cut-out; the original never leaves your device.
Dimensions
Preset sizeCommon platform sizes
Select one or more sizes; each image is exported in every selected size.
Icon safe area
One composition generates favicon, PWA and common app sizes, plus a manifest.
Crop areaDrag the box to resize or reposition it
Rotation0°
Quality
Padding on each sidepx
Upscale imageReal-ESRGAN · 2×
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Frame rangeLeave the last frame blank to use the rest.
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About this tool
Animation size depends on canvas area, frame count and changing colours. Begin with unnecessary dimensions or frames, then reduce colours so you can judge each saving against the visual cost.
How to use
Compress GIF
What this tool is for
Reduce GIF size through frame sampling, resizing, palette size, playback speed, dithering, and lossy compression while balancing motion and quality.
How to use it
Reduce GIF size progressively with frame skipping, smaller dimensions, fewer colours, dithering, and lossy quantisation. Start with unused frames and dimensions; aggressive colour reduction can introduce visible banding.
Results and next steps
The result is a new GIF with frame, dimension, and file-size details. Play a complete loop before downloading rather than judging the first frame alone.
Privacy and local processing
Processing runs in your browser. Source images are not uploaded by this tool.
Common questions
Why can recompressing a small GIF make it larger?
A new palette and encoding are not always smaller than the original. Try reducing dimensions or unnecessary frames before adjusting colours and dithering. Compare size and playback; there is no guaranteed target-KB mode, and sampling may shorten the animation.
What should I adjust first to keep motion smooth?
Try smaller display dimensions or fewer colours before aggressive frame sampling. Increase the interval gradually and inspect fast movement. Removed frame delays are not added back automatically, so sampling can change the pace.
Should I keep using GIF compression for a single still picture?
If animation is unnecessary, convert it to PNG, WebP or JPEG and compare size and clarity; JPEG loses transparency. Keep actual animations in the GIF tools because ordinary image conversion produces a still frame.
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