Yes. Every frame is resized together, timing and loop count are preserved.
GIF Image Resizer
Resize your GIF images in seconds, from your browser. No installation, no sign-up. 100% free and secure.
Drop your images here
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Why use our image resizer?
Exact dimensions or percentage
Set your dimensions in pixels for precise control, or resize by percentage to maintain the original proportions. Perfect for web, social media, or print.
Your files stay private
Images are processed on our secure servers and automatically deleted after 24 hours. No account required, nothing retained.
Zero added compression
Our resizing engine adds no extra compression. Your images keep their original sharpness, colors, and quality. Guaranteed.
Resize up to 24 images at once
Upload up to 24 images and resize them all in one go. A real time saver for batch workflows.
Resize GIFs while keeping the animation intact
GIFs are still everywhere on social, forums, and chat apps, with a 256-color palette, native looping, and frame-level timing. Our GIF resizer treats the animation as a whole: every frame is resized together and the loop count survives.
When to resize a GIF
Slack caps unfurled GIFs around 2 MB, Discord embeds around 8 MB, email clients struggle past 1 MB. Dropping a reaction GIF from 1920×1080 to 480×270 usually cuts the size by an order of magnitude while keeping the clip readable.
How frames and palette are handled
Each frame is resampled with the same filter. Frame delays and loop count are copied from the source, and the original palette is preserved when possible so the animation still looks like itself.
Batch resize up to 24 GIF files at once
Drop up to 24 GIF files (up to 10 MB each), apply the same dimensions to the whole batch, and download a single ZIP. Files are kept 24 hours, then deleted automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The 10 MB cap applies, but most resized outputs end up far below.
We keep the original palette whenever possible.
Yes. Dropping to 480 px or 320 px wide almost always brings a GIF under the 2 MB Slack and 8 MB Discord caps.
No extra compression is applied. We only change the geometry, so your image keeps its original sharpness, colors, and encoded quality.
Up to 10 MB per file and up to 12,000 px per side on input. Output can match those same limits.
Only if you ask. The "Don't enlarge if smaller" option keeps sources at their native size when they are already below the target.
Temporarily, for 24 hours, so you can download them again if needed. They are deleted automatically after that. No account is ever created.
Yes. Resizing GIF images is free, with no account required and no hidden daily quota beyond basic fair-use limits.