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Animated GIF (8 frames)
An 8-frame looping animated GIF of a moving dot — tests animation handling, first-frame extraction, and GIF parsing.
Specifications
- Width
- 200
- Height
- 200
- Frames
- 8
- Frame Duration Ms
- 100
- Loop
- infinite
What is a .gif file?
GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) is a raster format limited to a 256-color indexed palette per frame, using lossless LZW compression. It supports simple frame-based animation and a single fully transparent palette index. It is widely used for short looping animations and low-color graphics.
How to use this file
Use an example GIF to test animated-frame decoding, palette and transparency handling, frame timing, and conversion to modern formats like WebP or MP4.
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