Color out of web

[Milos456]

I am working on my first animation for website background. Now that I have dozens of layers and artboards I figured warnings for colors. I don't want to have to go through each of those to correct them, so is there a way to color correct for web all at once automatically? Some are also out of gamut, but I think this doesn't have to be a problem because none of the artwork is intended to be printed or converted to CMYK. Also the final format of the project is a 30s GIF of png's with transparent background moving on a white background. Since this would be rendered to a gif, would the colors still be a problem once they put it up on web? I am less than a year into Illustrator, and this is first time i noticed these warnings. I haven't corrected colors in my previous project, which was animated cartoon for children, which was way bigger project. The videos work just fine in H.264, MP4 on YouTube.

[Ton Frederiks · Accepted solution]

The Web safe warning can be ignored nowadays.

It may have been useful at the time when monitors could only display 256 colors.

[Monika Gause]

... and just incase people do not remember or simply weren't there: that was until around the mid 1990ies

[Ares Hovhannesyan]

IMHO It would be better ro remove it comppletely..

[Milos456]

Thanks. It's kinda funny tho.