Edit GIF frames

See every frame of your GIF laid out as cards. Delete the ones you don't want, hold a frame longer, or thin out an over-recorded capture to halve its size.

Per-frame delays are edited in milliseconds and written back losslessly — the remaining frames are untouched.

Frame-by-frame control

Some edits need precision a single speed dial cannot give. The Frames tool lays every frame out as a card so you can delete the ones you do not want, hold a specific frame longer, or thin out an over-recorded capture — halving the frame count of a 60fps screen grab, for instance, roughly halves its size.

How it works

  1. Drop your GIF and open Frames.
  2. Delete frames or edit their delays inline.
  3. Apply and download the reworked GIF.

Like every pixelpix tool, this runs 100% in your browser: your file is never uploaded to a server, never leaves your device, and works even offline once the page has loaded.

Frequently asked questions

Can I delete individual frames?
Yes. Remove any frames you do not need; the remaining frames are re-timed and re-encoded losslessly.
Can I make one frame stay on screen longer?
Yes — each frame’s delay is editable in milliseconds, so you can pause on a particular moment.
How do I make a heavy GIF lighter here?
Deleting every other frame thins the animation and cuts the size; combine it with the compressor for more.

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