Large animation · 8MB target
10.24 MB → 4.61 MB (−55%)
480×270 → 400×225 px · 60 frames · 6 s
Reference settings: 64 colors · lossy strength 120
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10.24 MB → 4.61 MB (−55%)
480×270 → 400×225 px · 60 frames · 6 s
Reference settings: 64 colors · lossy strength 120
Measured:


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