# GIF Reverser

Play animations backwards with our GIF Reverser. Upload an animated GIF or WebP and every frame is put in reverse order while each frame keeps its own delay, so the timing of the reversed animation mirrors the original exactly. The loop count, size and format stay the same. A quick way to create rewind effects, funny reactions and reverse motion clips for social media and chats.

## Frequently asked questions

### How do I reverse a GIF?

Upload an animated GIF or WebP and run the tool. The last frame becomes the first, the first frame becomes the last, and you download the reversed animation in the same format.

### Is the timing kept when reversing?

Yes. Each frame keeps its own delay and moves together with its frame, so a pause at the end of the original becomes a pause at the start of the reversed animation.

### Are frames complete in the reversed GIF?

Yes. Many GIFs store only the pixels that change from one frame to the next, which would break when played backwards. The reverser first renders every frame completely and then encodes them in the new order, so the result looks correct.

### Does the loop count stay the same?

Yes, the reversed animation keeps the loop setting of the original, whether it loops forever or a set number of times. The frame size and the format also stay the same.

### Does reversing reduce quality?

The frames are encoded again. GIF frames get a freshly computed palette with up to 256 colors and keep their look, while animated WebP results are saved at quality 90, which is very close to the original.

### Can I reverse a still image?

No, the image needs at least two frames, because a single frame looks the same backwards. Still GIF or WebP files are rejected with an explanation.

### Does it support animated WebP?

Yes, animated WebP files are reversed the same way and returned as animated WebP. GIF uploads are returned as GIF.

### What are the limits?

Uploads can be up to 5 MB with up to 300 frames, up to 2000 pixels per side and up to 16 megapixels across all frames. Only GIF and WebP files are accepted.

### Is transparency kept?

Yes, transparent areas stay transparent in the reversed animation. GIF supports only fully transparent or fully opaque pixels, so that remains the case.

### Can I change the speed as well?

Reversing keeps the original speed. Run the result through the GIF Speed Changer to make it faster, slower or evenly timed.

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