GIF format does not support partial transparency. A pixel can only be entirely transparent. You can adjust the outlines or edges (or black pixels/outline) using above parameters.

Choose the number of loops for the output gif.

Enter the animation's duration in seconds.

Please keep in mind that if your creative includes a loop/iteration, you must enter the duration of the single/first loop. For example, if you want to run an animation for 30 seconds with each iteration lasting 5 seconds, enter 5 as the duration and 6 from the 'loop' drop down.

Lottie animation is automatically set to loop infinitely. If you want your animation to play only once, you can disable looping by selecting 'No'. Otherwise, choose 'Yes.'

Enter the width for output between 30 and 1920.

Enter the height for output between 30 and 1920.

Select frames per second. GIF file size is determined by FPS. Lower FPS means smaller file size.

Select the level of compression (higher = more lossy). For good quality and best file size: try 30. Lossy GIF compression removes less noticeable details to make the GIF smaller and load faster.

This encoder is relatively slow, but it produces gifs with good colours and a small file size.

Choose quality. GIF file size depends on quality.

Two steps: The tool will extract photos from your lottie animation for the length given. It will prompt you to select the Start and End frames (essentially the range to appropriately chop it) before generating the final result. If you are a new user, choose this option.

One Step: In this step, the tool will generate the final output directly till the duration limit is reached. It is only for experienced users.

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