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I want to create a loading animation in Photoshop. I actually managed to finish it and it looks fine in Photoshop, but after exporting it as GIF it shows this white noise where the gradient is. How do I fix that?
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>>1507013
GIF only does 1-bit alpha.
You need to use APNG if you want an animation with 8-bit alpha.

Where do you intend to use the animation anyway?
If it's for a game or website, you might be better off using a static PNG and doing the rotation in CSS/JS/code.
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>>1507015
Thanks for the input, I didn't know about APNGs before

I'm creating my own watch face for my smartwatch. The animation is part of the watchface. However the software requires me to use either gif or webp. I haven't found a way to export it as webp, so I figured gif is my only option.
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>>1507024
>I haven't found a way to export it as webp
You can use this with the APNG: https://ezgif.com/webp-maker
Make sure to tick "don't stack frames".
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>>1507031
After fumbling for a bit, I managed to get it to show correctly. It now works as intended.

Thanks!



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