Crop animated images (GIF, APNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG)
GIF cropping tool
A simple online tool for cropping and slicing animated GIF, WebP, AVIF, PNG and SVG images.
Just upload the GIF and use your mouse or trackpad to select the part of the image you want to crop/trim.
You can also fill in the desired dimensions (in pixels) manually.
You can select one of the predefined aspect ratios: square, 4:3, 16:9, 3:2, 2:1, golden ratio, or freely select
the area you want to crop.
It also features the Autocrop option, for trimming off transparent pixels around the image.
Extend canvas size button can be used to add transparent area around the image.
If there seem to be any problems with the output GIF file (missing frames/strange artifacts/flickering), try to
select a different option under the "Crop with" dropdown. There may be differences, depending on the
compression used for the source image. More about
this problem.
The cropped image will generally have a smaller file size than the original unless you select the coalesce
option which may undo previous optimizations and increase file size. So It's generally advised to avoid
this option unless you experience problems with the quality of the output GIF.
In addition to GIFs, this tool can also be used to crop animated WebP, AVIF, animated PNG (APNG), SVG files or any other images, photos, and illustrations.
SVG images are cropped as vector graphics, preserving full scalability and quality without rasterization. The crop is applied by adjusting the SVG viewBox, so the output remains a lightweight SVG file.
If you want to cut GIF animation duration instead of image dimensions, you should use our GIF length cut tool instead.
You can also use ezgif online tools to crop PDF documents.
Frequently asked questions
How do I crop a GIF?
Upload your GIF, use your mouse to draw a selection over the area you want to keep, or manually enter the top, left, width, and height coordinates, then click "Crop image!".
Will cropping a GIF remove the animation?
No, the tool crops every frame of the animation individually, preserving the original timing, loop settings, and animation sequence.
Why does my cropped GIF have flickering frames?
This can happen if the original GIF was highly optimized. To fix this, click the "unoptimize" link below the image before cropping.