Free Reverse GIF Maker

A reverse GIF maker rebuilds an animated GIF with its frames in the opposite order, so the action plays backwards. It’s a quick way to make rewind jokes, undo effects or the second half of a boomerang loop.

1. Click Choose files and select your GIF. 2. Click Create file; there are no settings to adjust. 3. Play the reversed result. 4. Click Download to save it.

This tool reverses the whole GIF but doesn’t join it to the original. For a back-and-forth loop, download the reversed GIF, then combine the original and the reversed copy, in that order, with a merge GIFs tool.

No. The output keeps the source width and height, and the total running time stays about the same. Only the order of the frames changes, along with a freshly built 128-color palette.

No. The reverse runs in your browser tab with FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so the GIF stays on your device. Only the engine files are fetched from a CDN, the first time you use the tool.

Yes. Reversing is free, needs no account and adds no watermark, caption or logo, so the backwards GIF looks just like your original.

Not here, because the whole animation is reversed. To reverse one section, cut that part into its own GIF in another editor first, reverse it on this page and then merge the pieces back together.

Reversing needs every frame in memory at once, and browsers cap how much memory a page can use. Try a shorter or smaller GIF, close other tabs, or switch to a computer if you’re on a phone.

Each GIF can be up to 100 MB, 60 seconds long and 4 million pixels per frame. The tool reverses one file per run and always exports a GIF that loops forever.

Yes. It’s a standard animated GIF, so you can post it anywhere GIFs are accepted. Upload size caps vary by platform, so compress the file first if it’s large.