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Brume
  • Screen recorderA screen, a window or a tab, with sound
  • Screen to GIFRecord the screen straight to a GIF
  • Video to GIFAny video your browser plays
  • MP4 to GIFFrom an MP4, trimmed and resized
  • MOV to GIFFrom an iPhone, a Mac or QuickTime
  • WebM to GIFFrom a browser screen recording
  • GIF compressorSmaller GIFs, or under 10 MB for Discord
  • Resize GIFNarrower, every frame kept in time
  • Image compressorSmaller JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF
  • Compress JPEGLighter JPG photos, same look
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GIF compressor

Make a GIF smaller: narrower, with fewer colours or frames, or until it fits a size like Discord's 10 MB. It all happens in your browser, so the GIF never leaves your device.

Drop a GIF here

It never leaves your device.

Questions

What people ask before they start, and how your files stay on your device.

How do I get a GIF under 10 MB for Discord or GitHub?

Choose 10 MB under Fit under and press Compress GIF. Brume tries narrower, then fewer colours, then fewer frames, until it fits, and keeps the first one that does.

Is it free?

Yes, with no watermark and no sign-up.

Is my GIF uploaded?

No. Brume reads the GIF in your browser and writes the smaller one there. Nothing is sent to a server.

What makes a GIF smaller?

Width matters most: half as wide is about a quarter of the size. Then fewer colours (128 or 64 often look the same) and fewer frames. Brume also rewrites only the parts of each frame that change, which alone shrinks many GIFs.

Does it keep transparency?

Yes. See-through pixels stay see-through, though a GIF that keeps them is written frame by frame and shrinks a little less.