CompressGIFs
Compress GIFs to an exact size. No uploads, no limits.
What it does
CompressGIFs is a free, browser-based toolkit for compressing, resizing, and converting GIFs. Type your target file size and it finds the right settings automatically. Nothing uploads to a server, batch processing has no cap, and there's a built-in checker for Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp size limits.
Free GIF compressor that hits your exact target size automatically. Batch compress unlimited GIFs right in your browser — nothing ever uploads to a server.
Set a target size or pick a platform preset and the compressor finds the settings that hit it automatically — no guess-and-check quality slider, no upload, no limit on files. Compression runs frame by frame in your browser. Larger GIFs and tighter targets take a few extra seconds. Every file-sharing tool on the internet has an opinion about how big your GIF is allowed to be. Discord caps chat uploads, Slack and Discord both cap custom emoji, WhatsApp only takes animated stickers under a strict size ceiling, and email attachments start bouncing long before you'd expect. So “compress this GIF” is almost never really the goal — the goal is “get this GIF under a specific number,” and that's a…from compressgifs.com
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