CompressGIF· GIF compressor
Compress animated GIFs in your browser, without uploading local files
What is CompressGIF?
CompressGIF is a GIF compressor.
Reduce animated GIF file sizes before uploading them to a website, chat, or social post. CompressGIF processes local files in your browser, so you can compress and download a GIF without an account or watermark.
Choose Quality first to prioritize appearance, Size first for smaller files, or Target size when you need to work toward an upload limit. Preview the animation and compare the original and compressed sizes before downloading. Target size is best effort; some GIFs cannot reach a chosen limit.
The browser tool has a free tier, with optional Pro features for larger files and batch workflows. Developers can automate cloud compression through a REST API or hosted Streamable HTTP MCP server using an API key. API and MCP processing takes place in the cloud and shares account credits; free accounts receive 500 cloud credits per month.
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