Ordinary rooms, not just green screens
A wall, a desk or a room full of detail does not have one background color to erase. This tool identifies the person instead of asking you to pick a color. You do not need to recolor the scene first.
ANIMATED IN. TRANSPARENT OUT.
Cut a person out of the scene and download a transparent animated GIF.
Keep the full loop, ready for your next design.
Short GIFs of people work best.
GIF · Up to 10 seconds · 20 MB · 1024 pxSign in to process · 1 credit per second, rounded up · Cost shown before you start. View credits
SEE IT MOVE
Watch the expression, hands and microphone through the full two-second loop. Switch backgrounds to inspect the silhouette, or download the sample and try it in your own project.


2 seconds · 20 frames · Original timing and loop retained
Watch the outline. Follow the hair, shoulders and moving fingers. A clean opening frame can still hide a flicker later in the loop.
Try light and dark. Pale fringes show more clearly against dark colors. Missing parts of the subject can be easier to spot against white.
Check at the final size. A small reaction sticker and a large slide have different needs. Inspect the downloaded file at the size you plan to use.
MORE THAN THE FIRST FRAME
The Remove Background Animated GIF tool produces a moving cutout across the sequence. You receive a GIF you can use without rebuilding the animation from separate still images.
A wall, a desk or a room full of detail does not have one background color to erase. This tool identifies the person instead of asking you to pick a color. You do not need to recolor the scene first.
For a logo on a completely flat color, a color-based GIF editor may be enough. For a person against a photographic background, subject separation is the relevant task. This page focuses on that second case.
FROM UPLOAD TO DOWNLOAD
Drop a short animation into the uploader. Check the source preview and the credit cost.
Start processing, then compare the original with the result. You do not need to separate or mask individual frames.
Choose a download size. The checkerboard helps you see transparent areas; it is not baked into your file.
CHOOSE YOUR DOWNLOAD
GIF pixels are either visible or transparent. Hair and soft edges can look harder than they do in the transparent video.
For a reaction loop, a small page animation, or a destination that asks for a GIF. Check your destination’s file-size limit before uploading.
Both sizes come from the same result. No second background-removal charge.
For a website or editor that accepts transparent video. Softer transparency preserves more subtle edge detail than GIF can.
Check that your destination supports WebM with transparency. A player showing a black background does not always mean the transparency is gone.
Working with a video source?The half-size option halves both width and height. It keeps the animation rather than removing frames to save space. File size still depends on the picture detail and length.
GIF has a limited color palette. Gradients may look stepped, and soft shadows may disappear. Enlarging the result cannot restore detail already missing from the source.
Very short frame delays are normalized for browser playback. For an animation with deliberately unusual timing, compare the original and finished loop before using it.
PUT YOUR LOOP TO WORK
Use Remove Background Animated GIF for a short human reaction that needs to sit on a new background. Choose the destination before deciding how large the animation should be.

Give a wave or a surprised expression room to stand on its own. Keep the face readable at a small size. Check the chat app’s accepted formats and upload limit; not every sticker feature accepts GIF.
Place a brief greeting beside a headline or a small reaction inside a page. Transparency lets the page color show around the subject. Leave space for text and provide a way to pause repeating motion.
Use a short human gesture to introduce a section or react to a reveal. Test animation playback in the actual presentation mode before sharing the deck; an editor’s static thumbnail is not the final playback view.
PICK A GOOD STARTING POINT
Give a wave, a smile or a speaking gesture its own space. Start with a sharp, clearly separated subject and check the whole loop, not just its opening frame.
A single person, clearly visible in the frame
A short loop with readable movement
Heavy blur, thin loose strands and overlapping subjects may need a different source
Cartoons, logos and products are not the focus of this tool
A FEW MORE DETAILS
New accounts receive 30 trial credits. Use your available balance to try a short GIF, then check the result before deciding whether you need more credits. Trial credits share the account balance with video processing. Selecting a file or downloading the public example does not start a paid job.
The output follows the loop setting in your source. An endlessly repeating GIF keeps repeating; a file configured to play once is not automatically turned into an endless loop. Preview the original first if the repeat behavior matters for your design.
File size is only one limit. An animation must be no longer than 10 seconds, have a longest side of 1024 pixels or less, and contain at least 2 but no more than 300 frames. Very large frames combined with many frames can also exceed the processing limit. Shorten the animation or reduce its dimensions before uploading again.
GIF files do not contain audio. If you need a moving cutout with sound, start with the original video in our video background remover instead of converting it to GIF first. Open video background remover
No. Selecting a file lets you preview it in your browser. When you start background removal, the file is uploaded for processing. Sign in with the same account to access your job and its downloads.
This page accepts animated GIFs. For a video source, use the video background remover. Keeping the original video avoids losing color detail before background removal and gives you video export options. Open video background remover