Three useful choices
Light, Balanced and Strong replace a panel of technical encoder controls.
Choose how hard to reduce the file, compare the result and keep the animation on your device.
One GIF · up to 25 MB · up to 300 frames
Choose an animated or static GIF to begin.
Light, Balanced and Strong replace a panel of technical encoder controls.
Preview the compressed animation and see the real byte difference before downloading.
Compression runs in a browser worker on this device.
GIF size depends on dimensions, frame count and palette complexity.
Select an animated GIF up to the stated browser limits.
Start with Balanced; use Light for detail or Strong when file size matters more.
Review the animated result and the measured size reduction before saving it.
GIF compression is not a single quality number. Tanumi combines palette reduction, dimension scaling and careful frame sampling according to the selected level.
Stronger settings trade more visual detail for a smaller file.
Balanced is the best starting point. Choose Light when detail matters most, or Strong when you need a much smaller attachment.
Yes. The result remains an animated GIF and keeps the total animation duration and loop behavior.
Yes. GIF compression reduces colors and, at stronger levels, dimensions or frames. Always inspect the result before sharing it.
No. The same settings produce different sizes for different animations. Use Strong or resize/crop the GIF if you still need fewer bytes.
No. The complete compression workflow runs locally in your browser.