Use GIF Studio to crop GIF animations to maintain image quality. The user can select the image area of interest and at the same time cut a portion of the video from its timeline. It’s the best ways to reduce the size of GIFs in GIF Studio.
Crop GIF animations – Demo
In this demo, we cut the animation both from the image and its timeline. The original GIF contains 4 frames, 1200×800 pixels each. The file size is 3Mb. The generated GIF has 2 frames, the image size is 600×800 pixels. The resulting file size is only 500Kb.
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GIF Studio provides the following information when cropping GIF animations. Image pixels are used to mark the dimension which is consistent with the generated GIF.
Width: the width of the output GIF in pixels.
Height: the height of the output GIF in pixels.
X: the cropping handler’s x-axis position in pixels.
Y: the cropping handler’s y-axis position in pixels
Start: the start frame index of the animation timeline. Zero-based numbering: the initial frame of the sequence is assigned the index “0”
Stop:the stop frame index.
Cutting area aspect ratio selection







Trim the Time Line
Use the Range Selection to cut a portion of the video from its timeline. The selected portion is marked by the start and stop frame indexes.
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