Discord Emoji
Use the GIF resizer for Discord with the 128 x 128 preset and padding.
Examples
- Server emoji
- Reaction icons
The GIF resizer sets a new width and height for every frame of an animated GIF and keeps the animation running. Keep the original aspect ratio and type one side, or switch the lock off and enter both, from 1 to 1600 px. When the new shape does not match the source, choose how to fit it: transparent padding keeps the whole picture and fills the gap, center crop fills the canvas and trims the edges. Two presets set the canvas to 128 by 128 for a Discord emoji and 112 by 112 for a Twitch emote.
Resize when only the dimensions need to change. If the file is still too heavy after resizing, the GIF Compressor cuts colors and frames as well.
Lock the ratio, type a width or height, and the tool works out the other side so nothing stretches.
Ratio Lock On
Enabled by default.
One Number
Type width or height.
No Stretching
Shapes stay true.
What this animated GIF resizer offers, with its limits.
Set any width and height up to 1600 px on each side.
Keep the original proportions or enter both sides freely.
Discord emoji at 128 x 128 and Twitch emote at 112 x 112.
Transparent padding or a center crop when the shape changes.
Every frame is resized, so the GIF keeps moving.
Processing runs locally with no upload and no account.
Six common resizing jobs.
Use the GIF resizer for Discord with the 128 x 128 preset and padding.
Streamers use it as a Twitch GIF resizer with the 112 x 112 preset.
Center crop a wide clip into a square for a feed post.
Match a GIF to the exact width of a page column.
Shrink a large reaction GIF so it fits a slide placeholder.
Make a small square animated avatar from a longer clip.
Add the GIF, set the size, download. Nothing leaves your device.
Choose or drop one GIF up to 20 MiB and 120 frames.
Type a width and height, or pick the Discord or Twitch preset, then pad or crop.
Check the result dimensions and download the file.
Sizes, presets and limits of the browser GIF resizer.
A GIF resizer changes the pixel width and height of every frame in an animated GIF while keeping the motion. This one also lets you pad or crop when the new shape differs from the old one.
The Discord preset sets a square 128 by 128 emoji canvas. Use transparent padding to keep the whole image, then check the current upload rules Discord shows, since file size is set by the platform.
A Twitch emote starts with the 112 by 112 preset. Choose center crop if the subject fills the middle, or padding if it must stay whole, and confirm the platform rules before uploading.
Making the frames smaller usually lowers the file size, but resizing does not target a size in MB or KB. For a tighter file, run the result through the GIF Compressor, which also cuts colors and frames.
Shrinking keeps detail well, while enlarging a small GIF past its source size cannot add detail. The tool is not designed for upscaling, so start from the largest copy you have.
Resizing here is free with no account and no credits. A Web Worker in your browser does the resizing, and the processing step makes no network requests.
Inputs can be up to 20 MiB and 120 frames, up to 1600 px per side and 12 million pixels across all frames. The output can be up to 40 MiB, and each run is cut off after 60 seconds.
Pair these with a resize.
Choose local files to begin.