Discord-ready GIF compression

GIF Compressor

Compress a GIF for Discord, chat, docs, or the web. Trim, crop, lower FPS, or reduce resolution before export.

What you can make

Discord size targets
Shrink large GIFs so they are easier to upload or share in Discord chats and servers.
Private browser flow
Compress existing GIF files without sending them to another editing service.
Trim and resize control
Shorten the loop, reduce FPS, crop unused space, or shrink dimensions to cut size.
Useful after export
Use it after video-to-GIF, emoji, or sticker work when the result still needs tightening.

Input: Existing GIF
Start with the GIF file you already have.
Best use: Discord and web sharing
Good when the file is too large for chat, docs, or product updates.
Common fixes: Trim, crop, lower FPS, smaller resolution
Use the smallest change that keeps the loop readable.
Privacy: Private processing
Your GIF stays private while you compress it.

Upload the GIF
Start with the GIF you want to shrink for Discord or another size-constrained surface.
Cut waste first
Trim extra frames or crop unused edges before trying aggressive compression.
Tune file size
Lower frame rate or resolution until the file fits the limit you care about.
Download the smaller GIF
Export the final file and re-upload it where you need it.

Upload the GIF, trim any extra duration, then lower frame rate, crop unused space, or reduce resolution until it fits the limit you need.

Yes. It helps when a GIF export is still too large and needs another pass before Discord upload.

No. Your GIF stays private while you compress it.

Shorter duration and lower frame rate usually cut more size than tiny visual tweaks, especially on reaction GIFs.

Make small 128x128 reaction GIFs under Discord's emoji limit.

Create sticker-ready animated exports for Discord servers.

Start from video when you need a new Discord-oriented GIF export.

Read exact emoji dimensions and size limits.