GIF Upside Down
Reverse the playback order of animated GIFs in your browser. Keeps each frame's original duration so the animation plays back perfectly in reverse.
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Supports: GIF · Max 100 MB per file
You can upload up to 20 files at once
We will reverse the order of frames in your GIF.The last frame will play first, and the first frame will play last.
Animated WebP output is on the way.
Higher quality results in larger file size.
Your files are processed locally and removed automatically when the tab is closed.
Batch Processing
Reverse multiple GIFs at once
Fast Processing
Reverse GIFs in seconds
No Quality Loss
Maintain original quality and timing
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Files are never stored on our servers
GIF Upside Down reverses the playback order of every frame in an animated GIF. The first frame becomes the last, the last frame plays first, and the original durations are preserved so the rewound animation feels natural.
Drop in up to 20 GIFs, watch the reversed preview render, then choose loop count and quality before exporting. The Reverse & Download button processes the active file; Preview Full estimates the total size for the whole batch before you commit.
The loop count select lets you keep the source value or pick a fixed number of plays. Quality drives the palette size from 64 to 256 colours per frame; Optimize re-uses palettes where possible to produce smaller output without visible loss.
Files stay on your device. They are decoded with the browser ImageDecoder API and re-encoded locally via gifenc. For size optimisation only, see the GIF Compressor; for cropping, head to GIF Crop.
What does GIF Upside Down do?
It plays the GIF backwards by re-ordering every frame. The result keeps each frame's original delay so the animation feels identical, just reversed.
Who uses a reversed GIF?
Designers crafting boomerang-style loops, creators teasing reveal animations, motion designers prototyping rewind transitions, and meme makers recycling classic clips.
When should I keep the original loop count?
When the source already loops cleanly. Switch to Loop forever for endless playback, or Play once if you only need a single rewind.
Where are my files processed?
Entirely in your browser. The decoder uses the browser ImageDecoder API and gifenc handles the output — no upload required.
Why is my reversed GIF a bit larger?
Reversing changes which frame the GIF spec treats as the keyframe. Optimisation typically narrows the gap; tuning Quality and toggling Optimize fights any growth.
How many GIFs can I queue at once?
Up to 20 files per batch, 100 MB each. Larger files just take a bit longer to decode.