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8MB free, 25MB Nitro

Discord GIF Compressor

Convert a short video or large GIF into a Discord-sized GIF. Target 8MB for free or 25MB for Nitro.

What you can make

  • 8MB or 25MB target

    Choose the free 8MB cap or the Nitro 25MB cap before export.

  • Video or GIF input

    Start from a short video clip or an existing GIF.

  • Size controls

    Trim duration, lower FPS, crop unused space, or reduce resolution.

  • Legacy Discord path

    Use this for the old size-cap GIF flow.

Requirements

Input
MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF

Short clips are easiest to keep inside Discord limits.

Targets
8MB free or 25MB Nitro

Pick the cap that matches the account or server context you care about.

Output
GIF

Export a Discord-ready GIF for upload or inline sharing.

Best length
1-4 seconds

Short reaction loops usually compress better and read faster.

How it works

  1. Upload the source clip

    Choose the video or GIF you want to shrink for Discord.

  2. Pick the Discord cap

    Start with 8MB for free users or 25MB for Nitro before you export.

  3. Tighten the loop

    Trim extra frames, crop unused space, or lower frame rate until the file stays readable and small.

  4. Export and upload

    Download the finished GIF and post it in Discord or upload it where you need it.

FAQ

What size should a Discord GIF be?

The legacy Discord GIF workflow targets 8MB for free users and 25MB for Nitro. Shorter duration and lower FPS usually help most when you need to fit the cap.

Can I start from a video instead of a GIF?

Yes. Upload a video, trim the useful moment, then export a Discord-sized GIF directly.

When should I use this instead of the main Discord hub?

Use this workflow when your main goal is hitting the old Discord GIF size caps. Use the main Discord hub when you need emoji, sticker, avatar, icon, or banner presets.

Does the source upload to a server while I compress it?

No. Your source stays private while you tune the Discord export.

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