Choose your GIF
Drop, browse, or paste a GIF file. It stays on your device.
Add a one-line caption to every frame of an animated GIF. Choose text size, color, position and a dark outline, with no upload.
Drag & drop your GIF here, or paste with Ctrl + V
All frames retained. Re-encoding can change colors and file size.
Drop, browse, or paste a GIF file. It stays on your device.
Review the original animation and choose your output settings.
Check the actual result and save it. Keep your original separately.
Choose an animated GIF, enter a short caption, and set the font size and color. The same one-line text is rendered onto every complete frame. Position is measured in pixels from the left edge and to the bottom of the text line from the top of the canvas. A black outline can make light captions easier to read over changing backgrounds.
Keep the text inside the canvas and check the exported preview against both bright and dark frames. The tool uses a bold system sans-serif font; the exact letter shapes can vary by browser and device. Text is flattened into the GIF pictures during export, so it cannot be edited as a separate text layer afterward. Keep your original GIF if you want a different caption later.
This GIF text adder supports one line of up to 120 characters, one size, one color, and an optional black outline. It does not create subtitles with separate time ranges, animated text effects, custom fonts, or multiple text layers. The source preview shows the original file; export to see the captioned result. The output retains the source dimensions, frame order, delays, and loop setting. Re-encoding can change colors and file size.
Yes. No login, payment, watermark, or cloud upload is required. Processing happens in a browser worker.
Use a GIF up to 30 MB and 4096 pixels per side, within 24 million total decoded pixels. The same memory limit applies to enlarged output.
Yes. GIF outputs are re-encoded and can have different colors and byte sizes. WebP quality is lossy. Extracted PNG frames preserve the decoded RGBA pixels.
Trim for duration, resize for pixel dimensions, crop for framing, compress for colors and scale, extract for still PNG images, or convert to animated WebP. The navigation and tool links below connect all eleven tools.