Make a GIF play faster or slower, from 0.25× to 4×, without the browser speed limit trap. Compress it in the same step. Runs in your browser.
Drop a GIF
APNG, still images and short videos work too. Runs on your device; nothing is uploaded, no size limit, no watermark.
Working…
A GIF stores each frame’s delay in hundredths of a second. To stop old banner ads from hogging the CPU, browsers treat very short delays (under about 20 ms) as 100 ms, so a GIF "sped up" too far actually plays slower. When a speed-up would cross that line, this tool merges neighbouring frames and gives the merged frame their combined time. The animation plays at the speed you chose in every browser.
Drop it in, pick a speed like 2× and press Make it. Every frame delay is divided by the speed, so the whole animation plays faster.
Browsers show GIF frames shorter than about 20 ms as 100 ms, which makes "too fast" GIFs play slowly. When a speed-up would go below 20 ms, this tool merges frames instead so the GIF really plays at the speed you chose.
Yes. Pick 0.5× or 0.25× to make each frame last longer.
No. It’s processed in your browser.