Open this image in Mozilla or Chrome browser, So you show the display some white pixels in the outer side of gif. I didn't apply any effect, just used two flat colors and round or text in that.
How can i fix this issue?
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2You can not. Gif does not have an alpha channel so if your image has antialiasation then thats it.– joojaaCommented Oct 26, 2018 at 7:55
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You cannot use antialias in transparent GIF images since it's only 8-bit, but you can fake it. When exporting using "Save for Web" use the option Matte to match the background color of where the animation will be placed. It adds a few extra colored pixels at the edges of the image.
The downside is that you can only match one color, so it won't work well on top of gradients or a background with a different color.
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Thank your for answer and matte option is work for that because my background color is single color so that's why Matte option is useful for me. Commented Oct 31, 2018 at 5:44
I found this question after trying to make a GIF for Giphy and the solution I found was changing the Matte option at the export to none now my GIF has no outside halo.
