What editing operations can I perform on a GIF?

You can crop, resize, rotate, add text overlays, apply filters, adjust speed, reverse playback, and trim frames — all in your browser.

Will editing a GIF reduce its quality?

Re-encoding a GIF always involves some quality trade-off since the output is re-quantized to 256 colors. For minimal loss, avoid multiple round-trips of editing.

Can I add text to specific frames only?

The text overlay is applied to all frames when using the Watermark tool. For per-frame text, edit individual frames using the Frames Editor.

What filters are available in the GIF Editor?

Grayscale, sepia, vintage, invert, cool (blue tint), and warm (orange tint) filters are available. All filters are applied frame-by-frame in the browser.

Can I remove the background from a GIF?

GIF supports only one transparent color. Background removal with fine edges is not supported in the current version.

How do I undo an edit?

Re-upload the original GIF file to start fresh. The tool does not modify your original file — all processing is non-destructive to the source.

Can I change the frame delay (speed) of individual frames?

The GIF Speed tool changes the delay for all frames uniformly. Per-frame delay editing is available in the Frames Editor.

Why does the output GIF have fewer colors than the original?

Re-encoding re-quantizes the palette to 256 colors, which can reduce visual fidelity especially in complex images. This is a GIF format constraint.

Does the editor support animated WebP output?

Currently, output is GIF format only. Animated WebP export may be added in a future update.

Can I edit a GIF that I downloaded from the web?

Yes. Download the GIF to your device and upload it to the editor. All processing happens locally in your browser.

GIFエディタ

GIFを読み込み、テキスト追加やフィルター、速度変更などをカスタマイズ。