The exact numerical values of GIF delays and durations are printed in the read-only options section. The animations with old and new speeds can be previewed in the built-in browser GIF player. With this option, a GIF gradually accelerates. The first frame gets the original speed, the next one is a bit faster, then the next one again is a little bit faster, and the last is at the fastest speed (that you entered in the options). This option decreases individual frame delays separately one by one in order. If you want to get a smooth fade-in-like speed-up effect, you can use the option 'Smooth Speed-up'. If you go lower than 15ms, then browsers forcefully set it to 100ms and your animation can even start going slower. Just so you know, various browsers limit the minimum frame delay to 15ms (approximately 66 frames per second). If you want to slow down the gif, you can choose any value other than No delay. The bigger the number, the slower the speed will be. The new speed can be set in percentage, starting from 100% (the original speed of a GIF) and you can increase it to any value. Step 2: If you click on the 0 sec box under each frame, you will see other number values, choose the number to speed up or slow down your frame. To set a different speed for a GIF, use the custom speed-up mode. The radio box 'Make a GIF 2x Faster' increases the framerate to 200% and the radio box 'Make a GIF 3x Faster' increases the framerate to 300%. With this tool, you can quickly double or triple your GIF video playback speed with just one click in the options. The frames will now be displayed on the screen for only 0.125 seconds (one-eighth of a second), and the framerate of the GIF will be 8 frames per second. If we accelerate it by 400%, then we effectively reduce the delay 4 times. For example, a delay of 500ms displays each GIF frame on the screen for 0.5 seconds (half a second), which means its framerate is 2 frames per second. The shorter the delay, the faster the frames are switched on the screen, and the faster you can see everything that happens in the animation. Click the track containing the GIF on the timeline, then select the Video speed option from the menu in the top right corner of your screen. Increasing the speed of a GIF is done by decreasing its frame delay value. This is a browser-based program that makes an animated GIF go faster.

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