GIF Compressor — Shrink GIF File Size, Free & Private
Compress a GIF in your browser — reduce the color palette, skip frames, and watch the before/after size honestly. No upload, no signup, no watermark.
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How to use GIF Compressor
- 1Select the GIF you want to shrink — it is decoded locally in your browser.
- 2Choose the maximum number of colors (fewer = smaller) and optionally skip frames.
- 3Review the honest before/after size comparison before downloading.
- 4Download the compressed GIF. If it is still too big, lower the colors and try again — unlimited, free.
GIF Compressor FAQ
- How does GIF compression work here?
- The GIF is decoded into frames and re-encoded with a smaller color palette (you choose the maximum, 8–256 colors), optionally skipping frames. Both shrink the file; frame skipping also speeds up playback unless delays are adjusted.
- Will the compressed GIF lose quality?
- Some, yes — that is how palette reduction works, and the tool shows the honest before/after sizes so you can pick the smallest setting you find acceptable. The free tier has no artificial limit.
- Is my GIF uploaded for compression?
- No. Decoding and re-encoding both happen in your browser. The file never leaves your device.