GIF Tools

Every GIF tool in one place: change the speed or the loop, trim, crop, resize, compress, add text or a logo, make one from pictures, or take one apart. All in the browser, nothing uploaded.

GIF Speed ChangerSpeed up or slow down, losslessly, with the original playing beside it GIF Loop EditorLoop forever, play once, or an exact number of times Reverse GIFPlay it backwards, or forwards then back GIF TrimmerKeep only the frames between a start and an end Split GIFCut it into equal parts, one or all as a ZIP Reduce GIF FramesKeep every 2nd to 5th frame for a lighter file, same length GIF Frame RemoverTap the frames to remove Crop GIFA crop box with handles and ratios, every frame Resize GIFWidth and height with aspect lock, or percent Rotate GIF90 right, 180, 90 left Flip GIFMirror it left-right or upside down Compress GIFFewer colours, only the changes between frames, fewer frames, smaller size Add Text to GIFA caption with fonts, colour and outline Add Image to GIFA logo, watermark or sticker on every frame Images to GIFPhotos or pictures into an animated GIF Merge GIFsOne after another, side by side, or stacked Sprite Sheet to GIFAnimate a sprite sheet, crisp pixels, transparency kept GIF Frame ExtractorEvery frame as a picture, one or all GIF to PNGOne frame or all as PNGs, transparency kept GIF to JPGOne frame or all as JPGs at the quality you choose GIF to Sprite SheetAll frames in a grid with a JSON atlas GIF to MP4A real MP4 or WebM video, a fraction of the size GIF ViewerPlay, pause and step through the frames GIF DownloaderSave a GIF from a Giphy, Tenor or page link

One Page for Every GIF Job

Animated GIFs need a different kind of tool from photos: they have frames, timing and a loop, and most editors either flatten them to a still or re-encode the whole animation for a change that should touch two bytes. The tools above are built for the format. Speed, loop count, trimming, splitting and frame thinning work on the file's bytes without decoding a pixel when the file allows it, so they are instant and lossless on any size. Cropping, resizing, rotating, compressing, adding text or a logo, and making a GIF from pictures or a sprite sheet decode every frame the way a browser plays it and rebuild the animation with its timing and loop intact. Converting takes a GIF to PNG, JPG, a sprite sheet with a JSON atlas, or a real MP4 or WebM video.

Pick the Tool for the Job

To make a GIF faster or slower, use the /gif-speed/ tool; to make it loop or stop, the /gif-loop-editor/. To shorten it, /gif-trim/ keeps one range and /reduce-gif-frames/ thins the whole animation while keeping its length; /gif-frame-remover/ lets you tap single frames away. To change the picture, /crop-gif/, /resize-gif/, /rotate-gif/ and /flip-gif/ do what their names say, and /compress-gif/ makes the file smaller with a smaller palette and by storing only what changes between frames. /add-text-gif/ and /add-image-to-gif/ put a caption or a logo on every frame. To make a GIF, /images-to-gif/ animates pictures, /merge-gifs/ joins GIFs, and /sprite-sheet-to-gif/ animates a sheet. To take one apart, /extract-gif-frames/, /gif-to-png/ and /gif-to-jpg/ save the frames, /gif-to-sprite-sheet/ packs them into a grid, /gif-to-mp4/ turns the animation into a video, and /gif-viewer/ steps through it.

Private by Design

Every tool on this page runs entirely in your browser. GIFs are read, changed and written on your device; nothing is uploaded, there is no signup and no watermark, and the tools keep working offline once a page is open.

Frequently Asked Questions About GIF Tools

Which tool makes a GIF smaller?

/compress-gif/ for the file size at the same picture size; /resize-gif/ to shrink the picture; /reduce-gif-frames/ to keep fewer frames without changing the length.

Which tool edits a GIF without losing quality?

Speed, loop, trim, split and frame reduction rewrite or cut the file's bytes when the GIF stores whole frames, so the frames come through untouched. The other tools rebuild the animation with one shared palette, which is invisible on almost every GIF.

Can I convert a GIF to a video?

Yes - /gif-to-mp4/ writes a real H.264 MP4 or VP9 WebM in the browser, at the GIF's own timing, usually a fraction of the size.

Are these all the tools on the site?

No - this page collects the GIF tools. The /tools/ page lists everything that is live right now, and the search at the top of every page finds the rest.