© 2018 American Mathematical Society. In this article, we study the Gibbs phenomenon for compactly supported framelets, such as Daubechies and Coiflets framelets to illustrate the Gibbs effect. The tight framelets representation of a square integrable function is essentially a generalized wavelet representation. We show a numerical evidence that there is no Gibbs phenomenon when we exhibit the framelets expansion for a square integrable function by using 1st order Daubechies tight framelets for two generators. The investigation of Gibbs phenomenon in Daubechies tight framelets, however, shows that it exists for higher order. Also, we provide a numerical values of the overshoots and undershoots when we use Coiflets tight frame representation.