When creating a GIF using imageio the resulting images can get quite imwrite ( output, img, plugin = "pillow", extension = ".jpeg" ) Optimizing a GIF using pygifsicle # imwrite ( output, img, plugin = "pillow", extension = ".png" ) # write as JPG output = io. imread ( 'imageio:astronaut.png' ) # write as PNG output = io.
Almost.Import imageio.v3 as iio import io # load an example image img = iio.Layers: The words following both uses of the word "layers" are size-reducing techniques that are unique to gifs.*.png: Tells ImageMagick which files to apply this to and make into a gif.Setting it o 0 will make it play forever. Loop: The number of times your gif will play.Too much delay and it looks like a slide show, and too little (around 2 or less) will crash your internet browser when viewing The more frames you removed in line 4, the more time you're going to have to put between your frames to make it appear to run at the same speed. Delay: the number of milliseconds between frames of your gif.Only the slightest bit is required to redice the size of your gif. Brutally affective and unappealing space saving technique. Fuzz: Makes similar colors within a certain distance of eachother considered the same color.Dither: Dithering is a technique that makes different shades of a color by repeating a particular color or parrern of colors in such a way that it appears to be a shade while only using one color.You always need to do this after a resizing operation or before the next one. Repage: When you crop an image, it's coordinates get all screwed up.Line 6: This is where the gif is actually made.Try out other methods listed here and see how they suit you [ Doing this permanently changes every image, so make a backup of your pics folder before doing this. Line 5: Scale every image to 25% of it's original size using the "point" interplation method (also known as nearest-neighbor interpolation.Removing 1 in every 10 frames just looks bad. Make sure you're taking them at a regular interval, though. You can mess around with this to remove every fifth frame or 20th or whatever. Line 4: Delete every file in that directory ending "0", "2", "4", "6", and "8".Line 3: Change directory to the location of the images you just created.They will be named numerically as "00001.png" etc. Line 2: Use MPlayer to split the first 8 seconds of vid.flv into png images and place them into the "pics" folder (which it creates do not put them into a folder already containing images).Line 1: Change directory to wherever video file is at.Gifsicle -O3 -colors 256 almost.gif >done.gif Mplayer -ss 0:00 -endpos 8 vid.flv -vo png:z=1:outdir=pics -ao nullĭel *0.png* *2.png* *4.png* *6.png* *8.png*Ĭonvert +repage +dither -fuzz 2% -delay 5 -loop 0 *.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency almost.gif These commands are put into the command prompt one line at a time. If you attempt this with another gif, use cubic or some other interpolation type. I'm making gifs from 8-bit style games, so I can scale each frame using nearest-neighbor interpolation with little to no noticeable loss. These things can be done with other software, but those are the best for me. To make gifs, I use MPlayer, ImageMagick, and Gifsicle (both command line). If we're suggesting ways to reduce the size of your gifs, I have lots of suggestions.
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Google ''reducing gif size'' then u see different website videos etc like this one dont have a mac so yeah there are better/faster ways to put it in the first one is this website i clicked on 32 colours and it looks really bad and a little bit complicated too like here so just go to this website :meaty: upload your gif and choose ''lossy gif level 140 (heavy)'' or what u think is the best & you see a comparison under it and then just save your gif finish check it out on my profil with deadpool worked well D You still have to reduce the gif size to under 8 MB and there's a very noticeable difference when you remove colors. Originally posted by HellaSkilledFella:JUST FOUND THE SOLUTION :))
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