GIF Editor - Edit Animated GIFs Online

Edit animated GIFs in your browser. Remove frames, adjust timing, add text, crop, resize, and reverse animations. No uploads, completely private.

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Frequently Asked Questions

GIF editing involves modifying animated GIF files by manipulating individual frames, adjusting timing, adding effects, cropping, resizing, or changing the animation sequence. This tool extracts frames from your GIF, allows you to edit them, and re-encodes the result.

Yes, you can select and delete any frames you don't want. This is useful for removing unwanted segments, reducing file size, or creating shorter animations. The timeline shows thumbnails of all frames for easy selection.

You can change animation speed by adjusting frame delays (in milliseconds). Set individual frame durations for precise timing, or use the speed controls to make the entire animation faster (speed up) or slower (slow-mo). Lower delays create faster animations, higher delays create slower ones.

Yes, the reverse button flips the frame order so your animation plays backwards. This creates mirror effects or loop animations that play forward then backward seamlessly.

Cropping removes portions of the image from all frames, keeping the aspect ratio but reducing dimensions. Resizing scales the entire GIF to new dimensions while maintaining or changing the aspect ratio. Cropping reduces file size by removing pixels; resizing changes scale.

Use the text overlay tool to add captions, labels, or watermarks to individual frames or all frames. You can customize font, size, color, position, and shadow effects. Text is rendered on the canvas and becomes part of the final GIF.

GIFs use lossy compression with a 256-color palette. Re-encoding may introduce minor color quantization if your edits add colors outside the original palette. To minimize quality loss, avoid heavy editing, use color dithering, and optimize the palette for your content.

Yes, drag and drop frames in the timeline to rearrange the animation sequence. This lets you create new animation patterns, fix incorrect frame order, or loop specific segments.

Reduce file size by deleting unnecessary frames, using consistent frame delays, cropping unused areas, reducing dimensions, limiting colors in the palette, and enabling optimization during encoding. Fewer unique frames and simpler color palettes create smaller files.

No, all GIF editing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript and the HTML5 Canvas API. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy. No uploads, no server storage, no tracking.

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