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gifdiff

Compare two GIF images and report differences

TLDR

Compare two GIF files

$ gifdiff [file1.gif] [file2.gif]
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Output differences
$ gifdiff -o [diff.gif] [file1.gif] [file2.gif]
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Brief output
$ gifdiff -b [file1.gif] [file2.gif]
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SYNOPSIS

gifdiff [options] gif1 gif2

DESCRIPTION

gifdiff is a specialized comparison tool for GIF image files, part of the gifsicle toolkit. It performs pixel-by-pixel comparison between two GIF files and reports the differences found.
The tool can produce a visual difference image when using the -o flag, where differing pixels are highlighted. Without the brief flag, gifdiff provides detailed information about differences in image dimensions, color palettes, animation frames, and pixel data.

PARAMETERS

-o file

Output difference image.
-b
Brief output.
-w
Ignore whitespace.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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