Scaling up vs down
Scaling down is where resizing shines: file size falls roughly with the square of the width. Scaling up cannot add detail; it only makes pixels bigger. For pixel art, scale by whole multiples (2×, 3×) to keep the edges crisp.
Change the pixel dimensions of an animated GIF without breaking the animation. Set a width and the height follows the aspect ratio, or crop to a fixed shape first.
Drop the GIF.
Pick a width preset or type your own.
Make the GIF and download it.
Scaling down is where resizing shines: file size falls roughly with the square of the width. Scaling up cannot add detail; it only makes pixels bigger. For pixel art, scale by whole multiples (2×, 3×) to keep the edges crisp.
No. The GIF is decoded, edited and re-encoded inside your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, so there is no account, no queue and no watermark.
Yes. Frame delays are copied exactly; only the pixel dimensions change.