Free image compressor and resizer
Image compressor and resizer
Choose a picture, set its output size and format, then compare the result before saving. The tool processes the selected file on this device.
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Useful tools. Real files. No account.
Prepare a smaller image or turn a sequence of pictures into an animated GIF. Choose a tool, preview the result, and download a new file.
Free browser GIF maker
GIF maker and resizer
Choose photos, a short video, or an existing GIF. Set the size and timing options, preview the animation, and download a GIF created on your device.
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Work with actual files and a clear output.
Selected media stays in this browser. Website and tool events can be measured; file names and media contents are excluded.
No account, payment, or upload to a conversion service is needed. Loading the webpage still uses the network. Processing depends on your browser, device memory, and file encoding; check the limits beside each file picker.
Prepare one smaller image
Adjust dimensions and output format, then compare pixels, bytes, and the preview. This does not scan a library or delete duplicate photos.
Make or resize an animation
Use pictures, a supported video, or an existing GIF. Check the frame, timing, color, and file-size limits instead of assuming every source will work.
Keep your originals
Outputs are separate downloads. Verify appearance and playback in the destination before deciding which version to use.
Practical guides
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Choose GIF settings around the motion you need to show.
Choose a useful video clip, frame rate, and output dimensions before making a GIF. Work through motion, readability, and file-size tradeoffs step by step.
Make a smaller GIF by removing what the loop does not need.
Reduce a GIF’s dimensions or remove unnecessary frames, then compare the actual output. A practical workflow for smaller image-sequence animations.
A readable GIF depends on order and timing.
Arrange images in the right order, set useful frame delays, and inspect the loop before downloading. A practical guide to image-sequence GIF timing.
Find where the animation stopped before exporting again.
Diagnose a GIF that does not move: inspect the downloaded original, distinct frames, file format, and receiving app before rebuilding the animation.
Resize changes pixels. Compression changes the saved representation.
Understand image dimensions, encoding quality, and file size. Choose a resize or compression workflow, compare outputs, and keep the original safely.
Pick an image format by checking the image and its destination.
Choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP for a photo, screenshot, or transparent image. Compare real exports with the same dimensions instead of trusting a fixed ranking.