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gifsicle manual page: shrinking and tidying an animated GIF made from your own frames
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What this guide covers
A documentation reading for people who need to shrink or tidy an animated GIF built from their own artwork. It lists what the manual page says about frames, delay, loops, disposal, colours, lossy compression and resizing. Based on the manual page only: nothing was installed or run, and the steps are untested.
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Guide title
gifsicle manual page: shrinking and tidying an animated GIF made from your own frames
Coverage
A documentation reading for people who need to shrink or tidy an animated GIF built from their own artwork. It lists what the manual page says about frames, delay, loops, disposal, colours, lossy compression and resizing. Based on the manual page only: nothing was installed or run, and the steps are untested.
Useful starting points
- Frame change arguments always refer to the original input, so the page advises against mixing them with frame selections on the same input.
- Optimising does not guarantee a smaller file; the page says even the highest level may enlarge one in rare cases.
- Editing individual frames of an already optimised GIF is dangerous without unoptimizing first, because later frames can be corrupted.
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