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GIF Trimmer
Keep only the frames you want from an animated GIF and download a clean, valid trimmed file.
Trim frames from an animated GIF
Frames kept: —
Output size: —
Status: Load a GIF to begin
How to use the GIF Trimmer
- Choose the animated GIF you want to trim.
- Pick the keep mode and set the first and last frame numbers.
- Press Trim GIF, check the preview and download the result.
Features
- Keep the head, the tail or any frame range
- Original frame delays and loop count kept
- Rewritten with correct sub-block chunking
- Parsed and rebuilt locally, no upload
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online gif trimmer.
Load the GIF, choose whether to keep frames from the start, the end or a range, then press
Trim GIF and download the new file.
Yes. Every kept frame is written back with its graphic control extension, its frame data and
a correct block terminator, so the result is a valid GIF.
Yes, normally the trimmed file is smaller because the dropped frames no longer take up space
in the data stream.
Yes. Set the keep mode to frames at the end and choose how many trailing frames you want to
preserve.
Yes. Each kept frame keeps its own delay and disposal method, and the original loop count is
written back into the new file.
No, this tool reads the GIF87a and GIF89a formats only. Other animation formats need a
different converter.
No. The file is read with the File API and every byte is parsed inside your own browser tab.
Very large animations are read frame by frame until the file ends, so the practical limit is
the memory on your device.
Yes, it is completely free with no account, no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on the
number of files you trim.
Last updated: October 10, 2026