GIF Speed Changer
Make any GIF faster or slower, set the exact delay of every frame, change how often it loops, or turn it into a boomerang.
Upload a GIF to see its frames.
Export every frame as a separate image (ZIP) or as one sprite sheet. Edits from the other tabs are applied to the frames.
Reuses pixels that barely change between frames. Higher values = smaller file, slight artefacts.
Browsers treat delays under 20 ms as 100 ms, so the fastest reliable speed is 20 ms per frame (50 fps).
How to use GIF Speed Changer
- 1
Upload your GIF
Drop the animated GIF you want to speed up or slow down.
- 2
Set the speed
Choose a multiplier from 0.25× to 4×, or give every frame the same delay in milliseconds.
- 3
Download
Preview the new speed and download the GIF.
Speed up or slow down a GIF
Every GIF frame has a delay that tells the browser how long to show it. This tool changes those delays without re-recording the animation, so quality stays the same. Choose 2× to make it twice as fast, 0.5× for slow motion, or set one exact delay for every frame.
More timing options
- Per-frame delays: click any frame on the timeline to change just its delay, for example to pause on the last frame.
- Loop count: loop forever, play once or a fixed number of times.
- Reverse and ping-pong: play the GIF backwards or forwards and then backwards for a smooth boomerang.
Why some GIFs cannot go faster
Browsers treat delays under 20 ms (and some under 60 ms) as 100 ms, which actually makes the GIF slower. The fastest reliable speed is 20 ms per frame, or 50 frames per second, so the tool never goes below that. To speed up further, drop frames in the GIF Compressor.