Drag a crop box over the GIF, pick a shape such as 1:1 or 9:16, or type the exact position and size in pixels. Every frame is cut to the same area, and the preview plays the cropped animation.
You can also drop a file here.
GIF Cropper cuts every frame of an animated GIF down to the same rectangle. Use it to remove borders and empty space, or to cut a GIF to a square or a 9:16 shape for social posts. To scale the whole picture down instead, use GIF Resizer.
Place the crop box by dragging it, by keyboard, or by typing exact pixel values. The preview plays the cropped animation as you go.
The frames are cropped in this tab, and the GIF is encoded in a Web Worker, a background thread of the same page. Nothing is uploaded, and the file is only written when you select Download GIF.
No. One rectangle is used for every frame. Check a few frames with Frame shown while cropping so the subject stays inside the box.
Cropping removes pixels, but the GIF is encoded again with its own palettes. GIF Optimizer can shrink it further.
Not here. Cropping only takes away. GIF Resizer changes the pixel size of the whole picture.
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