Anime Gif Resizer
This online utility lets you resize animated GIF images. You can make the input animation smaller or larger and instantly download the new GIF. You can also control the smoothness of resizing and view the animation frame by frame in your browser as it's resized. Created by GIF experts from team Browserling.
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This browser-based program changes the dimensions of static and animated GIF files. It can increase or decrease the width and height of an animation and it can also be used to stretch and squeeze GIFs. In the options section, we offer two quick resizing modes and a custom resizing mode. The two quick resizing modes let you expand or contract the size of the given GIF by 2x. When expanding a GIF, its width and height will be multiplied by two, and when reducing GIF's size, its width and height will be divided by two. With the custom resize mode, you can set arbitrary GIF dimensions. For example, a GIF with size 10-by-100 will be squeezed horizontally and stretched vertically, a GIF with size 200-by-25 will be squeezed vertically and stretched horizontally, and a GIF with size 300-by-300 will just be a square GIF (neither stretched nor squeezed). As soon as you set the new width and height in the options, you'll see the new animation in the preview window. You can also drag the sides of the input GIF with your mouse and resize it interactively. Additionally, there's an option that lets you freeze the aspect ratio of a GIF when resizing. With this option turned on, the resized GIF will always maintain the original proportions (that is the width:height ratio is always a constant). To stretch or squeeze a GIF, you need to turn off the aspect ratio option and change only one GIF dimension (width or height). When a GIF is upscaled, its pixels are extrapolated and when a GIF is downscaled, its pixels are interpolated. Both operations can make the output image blurry. You can control the sharpness of the image using the smooth-resize checkbox. If it's turned on, the resized output GIF image will have more smoothness and if it's turned off, then it will be very sharp. This option is extremely useful when working with pixel art GIFs that require preserving sharp edges. As you're resizing your GIF, you can view the resulting output animation directly in the browser. The live GIF viewer also shows the GIF details, such as the total number of frames, current frame displayed on the screen, frame delay interval, the current and new dimensions, and the current and new width/height ratios. You can download the GIF that you make via the save-as button. It will be saved to your downloads folder. Gifabulous!
This example shows you how to quickly halve the dimensions of a GIF via the Resize 2x Smaller option. The program automatically finds the width and height of all the GIF frames and calculates one-half of these values. To avoid rough pixels around the hand and the flower, we enable the Smooth Resize option. This option uses the bicubic reduction algorithm for downscaling the original pixels. The input GIF has the size of 300×340 and the new resized GIF is 150×170. (Source: Pexels.)
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In this example, we disable the Freeze Aspect Ratio option and resize the animated file disproportionately. We shrink the GIF vertically by setting the frame height to 180 pixels (the original height is 229 pixels) while leaving the width (which is 380 pixels) unchanged. (Source: Pexels.)
In this GIF, the Street Fighter 3 game character Ibuki releases a massive amount of ki and performs an extra-powerful, unblockable Raida attack called Yoroitoshi on the opponent. To better see the details of the attack sprites, we enlarge the GIF by 25% to 390 by 174 pixels. We lock the aspect ratio of the sides and also make all pixels of the animation sharp. (Source: Capcom.)
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This browser-based program changes the dimensions of static and animated GIF files. It can increase or decrease the width and height of an animation and it can also be used to stretch and squeeze GIFs. In the options section, we offer two quick resizing modes and a custom resizing mode. The two quick resizing modes let you expand or contract the size of the given GIF by 2x. When expanding a GIF, its width and height will be multiplied by two, and when reducing GIF's size, its width and height will be divided by two. With the custom resize mode, you can set arbitrary GIF dimensions. For example, a GIF with size 10-by-100 will be squeezed horizontally and stretched vertically, a GIF with size 200-by-25 will be squeezed vertically and stretched horizontally, and a GIF with size 300-by-300 will just be a square GIF (neither stretched nor squeezed). As soon as you set the new width and height in the options, you'll see the new animation in the preview window. You can also drag the sides of the input GIF with your mouse and resize it interactively. Additionally, there's an option that lets you freeze the aspect ratio of a GIF when resizing. With this option turned on, the resized GIF will always maintain the original proportions (that is the width:height ratio is always a constant). To stretch or squeeze a GIF, you need to turn off the aspect ratio option and change only one GIF dimension (width or height). When a GIF is upscaled, its pixels are extrapolated and when a GIF is downscaled, its pixels are interpolated. Both operations can make the output image blurry. You can control the sharpness of the image using the smooth-resize checkbox. If it's turned on, the resized output GIF image will have more smoothness and if it's turned off, then it will be very sharp. This option is extremely useful when working with pixel art GIFs that require preserving sharp edges. As you're resizing your GIF, you can view the resulting output animation directly in the browser. The live GIF viewer also shows the GIF details, such as the total number of frames, current frame displayed on the screen, frame delay interval, the current and new dimensions, and the current and new width/height ratios. You can download the GIF that you make via the save-as button. It will be saved to your downloads folder. Gifabulous!
This example shows you how to quickly halve the dimensions of a GIF via the Resize 2x Smaller option. The program automatically finds the width and height of all the GIF frames and calculates one-half of these values. To avoid rough pixels around the hand and the flower, we enable the Smooth Resize option. This option uses the bicubic reduction algorithm for downscaling the original pixels. The input GIF has the size of 300×340 and the new resized GIF is 150×170. (Source: Pexels.)
Ezgif.com Free Online Animated Gif Editor
In this example, we disable the Freeze Aspect Ratio option and resize the animated file disproportionately. We shrink the GIF vertically by setting the frame height to 180 pixels (the original height is 229 pixels) while leaving the width (which is 380 pixels) unchanged. (Source: Pexels.)
In this GIF, the Street Fighter 3 game character Ibuki releases a massive amount of ki and performs an extra-powerful, unblockable Raida attack called Yoroitoshi on the opponent. To better see the details of the attack sprites, we enlarge the GIF by 25% to 390 by 174 pixels. We lock the aspect ratio of the sides and also make all pixels of the animation sharp. (Source: Capcom.)
Yay! The text has been copied to your clipboard. If you like our tools, you can upgrade to a premium subscription to get rid of this dialog as well as enable the following features:
This browser-based program changes the dimensions of static and animated GIF files. It can increase or decrease the width and height of an animation and it can also be used to stretch and squeeze GIFs. In the options section, we offer two quick resizing modes and a custom resizing mode. The two quick resizing modes let you expand or contract the size of the given GIF by 2x. When expanding a GIF, its width and height will be multiplied by two, and when reducing GIF's size, its width and height will be divided by two. With the custom resize mode, you can set arbitrary GIF dimensions. For example, a GIF with size 10-by-100 will be squeezed horizontally and stretched vertically, a GIF with size 200-by-25 will be squeezed vertically and stretched horizontally, and a GIF with size 300-by-300 will just be a square GIF (neither stretched nor squeezed). As soon as you set the new width and height in the options, you'll see the new animation in the preview window. You can also drag the sides of the input GIF with your mouse and resize it interactively. Additionally, there's an option that lets you freeze the aspect ratio of a GIF when resizing. With this option turned on, the resized GIF will always maintain the original proportions (that is the width:height ratio is always a constant). To stretch or squeeze a GIF, you need to turn off the aspect ratio option and change only one GIF dimension (width or height). When a GIF is upscaled, its pixels are extrapolated and when a GIF is downscaled, its pixels are interpolated. Both operations can make the output image blurry. You can control the sharpness of the image using the smooth-resize checkbox. If it's turned on, the resized output GIF image will have more smoothness and if it's turned off, then it will be very sharp. This option is extremely useful when working with pixel art GIFs that require preserving sharp edges. As you're resizing your GIF, you can view the resulting output animation directly in the browser. The live GIF viewer also shows the GIF details, such as the total number of frames, current frame displayed on the screen, frame delay interval, the current and new dimensions, and the current and new width/height ratios. You can download the GIF that you make via the save-as button. It will be saved to your downloads folder. Gifabulous!
This example shows you how to quickly halve the dimensions of a GIF via the Resize 2x Smaller option. The program automatically finds the width and height of all the GIF frames and calculates one-half of these values. To avoid rough pixels around the hand and the flower, we enable the Smooth Resize option. This option uses the bicubic reduction algorithm for downscaling the original pixels. The input GIF has the size of 300×340 and the new resized GIF is 150×170. (Source: Pexels.)
Ezgif.com Free Online Animated Gif Editor
In this example, we disable the Freeze Aspect Ratio option and resize the animated file disproportionately. We shrink the GIF vertically by setting the frame height to 180 pixels (the original height is 229 pixels) while leaving the width (which is 380 pixels) unchanged. (Source: Pexels.)
In this GIF, the Street Fighter 3 game character Ibuki releases a massive amount of ki and performs an extra-powerful, unblockable Raida attack called Yoroitoshi on the opponent. To better see the details of the attack sprites, we enlarge the GIF by 25% to 390 by 174 pixels. We lock the aspect ratio of the sides and also make all pixels of the animation sharp. (Source: Capcom.)
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