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Adding text to frames...
Tip: Add a thick outline (2-3px) in a contrasting color to make text readable on any background. White text with black outline works on almost everything.
Adding text to a GIF means overlaying text on top of every frame of the animation and then re-encoding the result. It's like adding a subtitle track that's burned into the image itself.
Here's how GifNeo's text tool works under the hood:
All processing happens locally in your browser using optimized JavaScript and canvas APIs. Your GIF never leaves your device — total privacy guaranteed.
Upload your GIF, type your text, choose a font, size, and color, position it where you want, then click Add Text.
We have a selection of popular fonts built in. Choose the one that fits your style best.
Currently text appears on all frames. Frame-specific text is on our roadmap.
Yes. Add as many text elements as you need, each with its own style and position.
Fully customizable. Pick any color, adjust opacity, and add an optional outline for better readability.
No. All text rendering happens in your browser. Your files stay on your device.
Currently text is applied to all frames uniformly. For per-frame text editing, we recommend splitting the GIF into frames, editing them individually in an image editor, then reassembling with our images-to-gif tool.
It might increase slightly — usually 5-20%, depending on how much text you add and how colorful it is. Text adds new colors to the palette and pixel variations across frames. If file size matters, compress the GIF afterward with our compressor tool.
Built for speed, privacy, and simplicity.
Process GIFs in seconds with our optimized browser-based engine.
GIFs processed locally, never uploaded to any server.
Use on any device, any browser, anytime — no installation needed.