8 comments

  • Ferdi WielingFerdi Wieling, over 1 year ago

    Has anyone done a side-by-side comparison to GifRocket? I've got no reason to abandon GifRocket as it's always been pretty reliable and straight-forward to use, but am wondering if there's codec/performance benefits to using Gifski?

    2 points
  • Sindre Sorhus, over 1 year ago

    For people asking how it's better than insert random service/app. It's the only app that can produce animated GIFs that use thousands of colors per frame (normally limited to 256). See: https://blog.sindresorhus.com/gifski-972692460aa5

    2 points
    • Tristan HarwardTristan Harward, over 1 year ago

      That's cool as a technical achievement, however in my experience, color depth and rendering quality isn't usually the priority with gifs. Rather, it's file size (top priority), smoothness, and frame rate.

      2 points
  • Jordan BJordan B, over 1 year ago

    I just played around with this a little and it is awesome! I converted a 5 second 1400x514px MP4 and the resulting GIF looks identical to the video. The higher quality GIF will obviously come with a much higher file size but if you're creating anything with shadows (ahem—Behance people) the pngquant lossy compression is so much better than anything I've seen. Thanks, Sindre!

    1 point
  • Robin GoyalRobin Goyal, over 1 year ago

    Thank you!!!!

    1 point
  • Jrtorrents Dorman , over 1 year ago

    Thanks! but seriously gif needs to die!

    0 points
  • Billy MitchellBilly Mitchell, over 1 year ago

    What about https://ezgif.com/? Does basically the same + more?

    0 points
  • Mick NMick N, over 1 year ago

    Shame this is Mac only.

    0 points