Wanna export a GIF, but don’t wanna have a 20mb+ file? But also wanna keep the quality? And don’t wanna make the dimensions too small? Well, to be honest, the answer isn’t simple. You have to sacrifice some things over the other. YOU will be the one who decides what to sacrifice.

In this tutorial, I am sharing on some tricks to minimise the file size of a GIF, but also keep the quality. Hope this helps x

(Hello! Yes, I know it’s been a while. And I’m sorry I haven’t posted as often as I used to. From now on, I won’t be posting weekly or even monthly, because ~life~. Basically because I have to prioritise my motion design freelance business. That way, I can share some quality tips & tutorials for you as well! So please bear with me & thank you for always supporting me.)

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