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I have a loading image (gif) that will be displayed as a modal after window.load I download it, but it's too fast!

How to edit the speed of it, is there something in javascript or HTML5 tag that can change the amount of frames per second?

the attached Image is below: the gif image

Abdulkader Khateeb
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  • I don't think there is. You can edit the frames per second of the gif in a good image editor. You can also convert in another format, use the video tag, and from there you have a lot more control with the speed and such – Walle Cyril Jun 04 '16 at 15:25
  • Interesting links in this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2385203/can-you-control-gif-animation-with-javascript … Some libraries are mentioned, x-gif in particular has a 'speed' attribute which seems like exactly what you need. – Aurel Bílý Jun 04 '16 at 15:32
  • It's not possible because your trying to manipulate something that cannot be manipulated by HTML5. However it can be manipulated using a image editing package. I'm assuming your not using sprites as you can use CSS3 to create the loading image from a GIF sprite file. – Mudassir Jun 04 '16 at 15:43
  • Thank you everyone. .. I just want to know that not only for this loading gif ... I'm asking in general ... thank you at all – Abdulkader Khateeb Jun 05 '16 at 00:34

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You can use a lib like this one https://yahoo.github.io/gifshot/ as you mentioned you want for future, this allows for most gif options, and also using only js.

There is a demo for it also here http://www.elgom3a.com/post/the-fastest-online-video-to-gif-converter

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