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GIF compressor

Compress GIF — Shrink Animated GIFs Free, In Your Browser

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Quick tools are no-signup slices of Free Studio

One job each — cut, caption, compress, convert — from the same open-canvas board. Free to export, no watermark, no limit. Or open Studio and do it all on one board with your agent.

Compress GIF — Shrink Animated GIFs Free, In Your Browser

A heavy GIF, small — still moving

Shrink animated GIFs without killing the animation, in bulk, so they fit email, chat and docs.

Make a clean loop in Studio

Pick a level, see the result

Choose how aggressive to be and compare the output with the original before you save.

Open Studio

Whole folders at once

Drop every GIF you have and compress them in one batch.

Open Studio

Free, clean, on your device

Compression runs in your browser — your files never upload, there's no sign-up and no watermark on the result.

Studio takes the same job onto a full multitrack board, free to edit and export.

Open Studio

Questions

Yes. The optimizer re-encodes your file as a GIF and keeps every frame's timing — it just rebuilds it with a smaller palette and, on Small/Balanced, a trimmed frame rate and size. The output plays exactly like the input, only lighter.

Right in your browser. It's a web app that optimizes locally rather than sending your files off to a server, so there's no queue and nothing to cap.

It depends on the source, but cutting the palette to 64–128 colours plus a lower frame rate and size (Small/Balanced) often shrinks a screen-capture GIF by well over half. High keeps the most detail for a gentler save.

As many as your device can hold in memory — there's no per-batch limit. They optimize one after another and download together as a single zip.

For the very smallest file, an MP4 is far more efficient than any GIF — but it's no longer a GIF, so it won't autoplay inline everywhere a GIF does. This tool keeps it a GIF; use Compress Video if you're happy with an MP4.

More than a GIF compressor

A lighter GIF is one option; a short video is often lighter still — convert the format or compress the video. Resize an image for social, or build the loop from scratch in Studio.