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I think that what I'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in Photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would After Effects be a better option? or are there better tools for this?

Edit: To clarify my question. I want the gifs layered on top of each other so that it looks like they are all on the same level.

I think that what I'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in Photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would After Effects be a better option? or are there better tools for this?

I think that what I'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in Photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would After Effects be a better option? or are there better tools for this?

Edit: To clarify my question. I want the gifs layered on top of each other so that it looks like they are all on the same level.

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edit approved Sep 17, 2018 at 12:28
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I think that what i'mI'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in photoshopPhotoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CCAdobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would after effectsAfter Effects be a better option? or are there better tools for this?

I think that what i'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would after effects be better option? or are there better tools for this?

I think that what I'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in Photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would After Effects be a better option? or are there better tools for this?

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What is a good method for combining several animated gifs onto a single palette?

I think that what i'm trying to do is simple. I want to take several animated sprites (.gifs) and have them on a single palette (image or video). My ultimate goal is to have it as the background of a div on a website.

Currently, going about this in photoshop seems a bit clunky and cumbersome. However, I am subscribed to the Adobe CC and have access to all other apps. Would after effects be better option? or are there better tools for this?