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Banner Ad With Motion Blur - File Size too Big!


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Hi guys

I have created a great ad (for my limited talents anyway) with motion blur to change from one set of text to another.

However, when I come to save it as a GIF file I find the file size is too large to upload it to my Google Adwords account!

I need the file to be smaller than 50KB yet I am only able to achieve file sizes between 166KB-791KB.

I have tried turning the background off to no effect so I am guessing that it is the blurred text layers themselves that are the issue. However, I am not really sure what I am doing wrong so would appreciate some help.

Many thanks in advance.
 

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Hi, thanks for your reply.

Have you removed the steel background as well?

Eight colours with no background is quite difficult to swallow, plus I will need some colour in the background to pass Google's ad criteria.
 
Sorry... I've been trying to edit my post. The uploaded image won't show.

I deleted Frames 9, 15 and 20.... and used the settings above less the background.....

Hmmm let me try something else.
 
I managed to open your attachment :).

I have worked with the principles you have given and managed to set a light grey background and got it down to 49kb by deleting a few more slides. I guess this is practical but was wondering whether there may be any workarounds that would allow me to keep more of the detail.

Thanks again
DBTL
 
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Hope this loads...

edit... Having difficulty uploading ....

I omitted the steel background, and activated the white layer on all frames. and used settings as mentioned above.

Tho with 8 colors , it doesn't look that bad. Try it out first then preview in your web browser - save optimized gif, open save folder , right click - open with (IE) ....

You want it at 50kb. Unless you delete a few more frames...
 
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