Set the crop rectangle
The crop rectangle applies to every frame. Preview the animation so moving subjects stay inside it.
Crop the same area across every GIF frame. Set the crop position and size, then check that moving subjects stay in view before downloading.
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GIF: up to 10 MB, 120 frames and 16 million pixels across all frames. No frames are dropped.Nothing is uploaded. Files stay in this tab and are cleared when you leave.
The crop rectangle applies to every frame. Preview the animation so moving subjects stay inside it.
Check the downloaded file before using it. Your originals stay untouched.
For a reaction clip, keep the face and any gesture inside the crop throughout the loop. For a screen recording, keep the cursor and the control it points to visible. Set the left and top offsets, then the width and height of the rectangle. A tight first frame can be misleading: scrub or replay the complete output before downloading. If your destination needs a smaller display size as well, crop the composition first and resize afterward. Cropping changes what is visible; resizing changes how large that visible area is. Neither step guarantees a specific file size.
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GIF: up to 10 MB, 120 frames and 16 million pixels across all frames. No frames are dropped.
Check the downloaded file before using it.
No. The same rectangle applies to every frame. Watch the whole animation and leave room for the subject to move.
No. Cropping removes pixels outside a rectangle. It does not trace a person or turn the remaining background transparent.
GIF: up to 10 MB, 120 frames and 16 million pixels across all frames. No frames are dropped.
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