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[COLOR="White"][SIZE="2"]How do I make a gif smaller? Dimensions not filesize.
tnx frends.[/SIZE][/COLOR]
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#2
did you unplug it and plug it back in?
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#3
this is what google said
Resize animated gif
idk if it reduces image quality a great deal but you can try
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#4
link the gif
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#5
I use photoshop, if you got that...
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Kayu10 Wrote:[COLOR="White"][SIZE="3"]I use photoshop, if you got that...

yeah how do you do it on photoshop [MENTION=28794]Kayu10[/MENTION][/SIZE][/COLOR]
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Insecurities Wrote:[COLOR="White"][SIZE="2"]

yeah how do you do it on photoshop [MENTION=28794]Kayu10[/MENTION][/SIZE][/COLOR]
[MENTION=107371]Insecurities[/MENTION]

Open it in CS6 (Maybe CS5?) and it should open in animation mode. If not go 'windows' and check the 'timeline' option and you'll get:
[Image: c5523f673e.jpg]

Highlight all the panels by shift clickigng them:
[Image: ce8cbf208b.jpg]

and, just ctrl+T it and hold shift when dragging the corners:
[Image: 568ba3b90b.jpg]

There's a way to do them all at once but I forgot it. Dabble with it.
You'll have to do this for every frame.




Then when you've done that go to file and 'Save for web' and save it as a .gif :fight:
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