Animation stays intact
Every frame receives the same crop while timing and looping are preserved.
Keep the part that matters and apply the same precise crop to every frame without uploading the GIF.
One GIF · up to 25 MB · up to 300 frames
Choose an animated or static GIF to begin.
Every frame receives the same crop while timing and looping are preserved.
Drag the crop box, use an aspect ratio, or review the exact pixel rectangle.
The GIF is decoded and rebuilt inside this browser, never uploaded to Tanumi.
Cropping changes the frame dimensions, not the animation duration.
Select an animated or static GIF and let Tanumi check its dimensions and frames.
Move and resize the crop box, or choose Free, 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9.
Tanumi applies the rectangle to every frame and creates a new animated GIF locally.
A GIF cropper removes pixels from the edges of every frame. It does not shorten the timeline or pick only the first image.
The output is rebuilt as a GIF, so these details matter.
No. Tanumi applies the same crop to every frame and exports another animated GIF with the original timing and loop behavior.
No. Cropping changes the visible width and height. Trimming removes time or frames from the beginning or end.
Yes. Choose the 1:1 ratio, move the square over the area to keep, and adjust its size before processing.
GIF uses a limited palette. Rebuilding the animation requires color quantization, so gradients and photographic frames may shift slightly.
No. Decoding, cropping and encoding happen locally in your browser.