Saving gif doesn't give me the expected result

[Harleen6C14]

Hi everyone !

I have made a gif with Photoshop, when I play it in Photoshop it works great, but when I save it It shows me the 14 images I used (as you can see in attached file)
Since it's not my first GIF I have made some research, I try a lot of things but nothing works, can someone help me with this one please ? 🙂

[Test Screen Name]

What did you want to see instead? We don't know your creative plan. 

[Harleen6C14]

I want to see the gif image per image (sorry my englsh is kinda weak)
The result I have now is image 1 + images 2 + images 3 etc
The result I want to have is image 1 THEN image 2 THEN image 3 etc

[Kenneth Kawamoto]

> when I play it in Photoshop it works great

If so then Save for Web should export it to GIF as is (you can preview it in the export window too). How are you exporting?

[Harleen6C14]

Export for web (ctrl + alt + shift + S) , trame 128 (change it to 256), GIF, selectiv, diffusion, checked transparency, without transparency tram, convert to RVB and then save.

I can send the psd if needed

[Kenneth Kawamoto]

Does it play as intended in the Save for Web GIF preview?

[Harleen6C14]

I found why: my images had "no delay" option instead of "0.1s delay"...
Anw thank you for your time 🙂

[Harleen6C14]

Also when I unchecked transparency I do have the result I want, but without the transparent background ^^"

[Kenneth Kawamoto]

I thought so - for each frame in the Timeline window make only the layer you want to show visible and other layers invisible.

[Harleen6C14]

Yes, already checked this option, but nop ^^"

[Harleen6C14 · Accepted solution]

Ok I found the answer !
My images had "no delay" option, had to change it to "0.1s delay" to make it works ! 🙂
Sorry for bothering you ❤️

[War Unicorn]

Yoshi!  😄

Looking at the frames from the exported GIF in Photoshop, it's clear that each successive frame has the previous frames included in the layer, pasted or stamped somehow. Not sure how that happened if what you're telling me is true.

Can we see your original Photoshop document's Layers panel, if possible? You can send the document to me so I can take a look as well.

warunicornmusic AT gmail.com

[Harleen6C14]

Send it, ejoy ! 🙂

[War Unicorn]

Now this is bizarre. I'm able to repro your issue no matter what delay I set it at even though I'm going through frame-by-frame in the document and everything looks like it should.

But when I create my own animated GIF, it's fine. I even copied and pasted the layers from your animation into one I created and it exported as it should.  : /

There might be something up with this specific document. What version of Photoshop are you using?