Upload your GIF
Choose an animated GIF from your device. It stays in your browser while you work.
Files stay on your device. No upload required.
FREE GIF SPEED CHANGER
Slow down a GIF or speed it up in your browser. Preview before and after, pick a speed from 0.1x to 5x, and download without uploading your file.
Everything happens in your browser. No upload or sign-up required.
HOW IT WORKS
Choose an animated GIF from your device. It stays in your browser while you work.
Pick a slower speed such as 0.5x, a faster speed such as 2x, or enter any custom value from 0.1x to 5x.
Click Change GIF Speed, compare the original and the new version side by side, then download when it looks right.
Choose 0.5x to make a four-second GIF last about eight seconds, 0.25x for a much slower loop, or 0.1x when you want each moment to linger. The pictures stay the same—only the pacing changes—so nothing new is drawn between frames.
Use 1.5x for a light boost, 2x when a GIF feels too slow for chat or social posts, or 3x–4x for a snappy loop. If the original is already very fast, the tool may not reach the full speed you picked; the duration readout shows the realistic result before you download.
Every GIF frame stays on screen for a short time. Five frames at 100ms each make a half-second loop. At 0.5x each frame stays about twice as long, so the loop lasts about one second. At 2x each frame is shorter, so the same loop finishes in about a quarter of a second. Frames with different timings are adjusted one by one.
Changing speed only adjusts how long each frame stays visible. The images, transparent areas, and loop behavior stay as they were, so you avoid an extra quality drop from saving the pictures again. Afterward you can still make a GIF play backwards or make the file smaller if you need those steps.
Want a different edit next? Reverse the GIF, shorten a GIF, or make the file smaller.
GOOD TO KNOW
Upload your GIF, choose 1.5x, 2x, or another speed above 1x, click Change GIF Speed, check the faster preview, and download the result.
Upload the GIF and choose 0.5x, 0.25x, or 0.1x. For example, 0.5x makes each moment stay on screen about twice as long, so a 4-second animation lasts about 8 seconds.
Yes. The tool changes playback timing only. It does not shrink the image, cut colors, or redraw the frames, so the look and transparency stay the same.
Usually the size barely changes. You are not adding frames or compressing the pictures again—only the playback timing is updated.
Animated GIFs can only go so fast. If each frame is already very short, asking for 4x or 5x may only get you something closer to 2x or 3x. When that happens, the duration estimate shows the speed you will actually get.
Yes. Slow motion here means the existing frames stay on screen longer. No extra frames are created, which helps keep the original look.