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Optimizing High-Quality GIFs Without Losing Detail – Is Anyone Experiencing a Similar Problem?
Hi everyone,
I'm improving my GIF creation process for a content project and encountering a rather annoying problem: GIFs after compression often lose sharpness and become noisy, especially when using gradients or fast-moving scenes.
I've tried several methods:
Reducing the number of colors results in a loss of smoothness.
Keeping the FPS high significantly increases file size.
Using different conversion software yields inconsistent results.
My goals are:
Maintain clear, sharp GIF quality.
Reduce file size for faster loading on the web.
Enable the GIF on both desktop and mobile without display errors.
Does anyone have experience optimizing GIFs in digital, marketing, or game projects and can share effective processes or tools?
I'd love to learn more from those who have dealt with this issue.
Thank you for reading.
