Animated emoji
335.3 KB → 84.5 KB (−75%)
256×256 → 128×128 px · 36 frames · 3.6 s
Reference settings: 128 colors · lossy strength 60
Measured:
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Fit your GIF within 128×128 pixels and compress below 128 KB for Slack custom animated emojis. Zero server uploads.
Targets 128 KB, fits within 128×128 pixels and keeps at most 50 frames (Slack's GIF emoji limit). Total playback time is kept.
Drag and drop your GIF here, or click to browse
Supports .gif files up to 200MB. Everything is processed in your browser.
sample.gif
Enter a width or height between 1 and 4096 px.
Drag on the preview to select the area to keep, or type the values below.
The crop area must fit inside the GIF.
Enter a target between 1 KB and 200 MB.
Higher values create more compression noise (recommended: 30 - 80).
Settings changed. Compress again to update this result.
The compressed file would be larger or unchanged. Original file returned.
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Original demo animations, measured with Gifsicle. These are examples, not typical savings. Your settings and file will change the result.
335.3 KB → 84.5 KB (−75%)
256×256 → 128×128 px · 36 frames · 3.6 s
Reference settings: 128 colors · lossy strength 60
Measured:


The sample opens in the tool above. Press Compress to run your current settings.
Based on the Slack Help Center article on adding custom emoji.
Slack says square images under 128 KB work best, and GIFs can include up to 50 frames. This preset targets 128 KB, fits the GIF within 128×128 pixels, and cuts it to 50 frames or fewer while keeping the total playback time.
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