Compress GIF to a file size
Reduce an animated GIF to a target size by trying smaller palettes and, optionally, dimensions.
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How to use this tool
- Choose an animated GIF and enter the maximum file size.
- Review the generated animation and actual file size before downloading.
Things to know
- Up to 25 MiB input, 100 frames, 1200 pixels per side and 30 million combined frame pixels. Timing and looping are retained; palettes and dimensions may change.
- No frames are deliberately dropped. A result is offered only when its actual bytes fit the target.
- Processing and results stay on this device. Inputs are bounded; no work is saved between visits.
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