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Latest published product note: Oct 9, 2026 · GIF Workspace: Save, Close, New, and Open projects
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Project controls and a safer save-and-reopen flow have passed a production build. We're verifying the full experience before marking this as released.
Includes safer project switching, clearer mobile controls, project renaming, archive and confirmed deletion. Existing projects and version history stay preserved.
A faster brush pipeline and more canvas space are being tested on phones. Real-device results still need checking.
Batched pointer samples, cached unchanged alpha mask data, collapsible panels, and less work during autosave. Restore/Unmask and Undo remain supported.
New speed presets change actual GIF frame timing for preview and export, while maintaining editable frame timing.
Speed presets span 0.25× to 4×. The changes are saved with a project and can be undone. Real-device validation is still pending.
The Community board is expanding with focused places to report bugs, suggest features and vote for the tools you love.
Use the existing moderated forum. Public product notes distinguish Released, In testing, Investigating, In progress and Planned.
We're testing easier project saving, collapsible panels, quick GIF speed controls, and smoother editing on phones.
What's better for creators: edit on a less crowded screen, change GIF speed next to Play, and save projects to reopen later. We're still checking mobile performance.
Share your favorite TIG tools, request features, and report bugs. Other creators can join the conversation and vote.
Start at the Community page. Public posts are moderated. Account and payment issues should go through private support.
We know some exports can show black edge artifacts even when the keying preview looks clean. This is still under investigation.
We are isolating whether defects appear during extraction, transparency keying, temporal handling or GIF palette encoding. We will not label it fixed until golden-file checks pass.
We're prioritizing transparent GIF accuracy across source frames, masks, palettes and encoding before wider refactors.
Compare pre-encode RGBA frames against final GIFs, validate disposal and transparency indexes, and verify that motion and edges remain intact.
Reduce stuck jobs and crashes, make free and AI quality choices clearer, and preserve transparency and animation.
Focus on smaller, recoverable steps and transparent billing only for genuinely premium enhancements.
Explore reusable motion templates and efficient, website-ready animation exports without replacing the existing GIF Workspace.
Potential formats include GIF, WebP, sprite sheets and embeddable interactive motion assets. Scope and release dates are not committed.
We're investigating dark edges and unwanted backgrounds that sometimes appear after a GIF is exported.
The goal is a clean preview and a clean downloaded GIF. We are testing export quality before marking this fixed.
We're improving the path from a quick free upscale to optional AI enhancements, while keeping the original GIF intact.
Our priority is reliable results that are easy to preview, download, and keep editing.
We're exploring smaller, easier-to-use motion graphics for websites, stickers, and interactive experiences.
This is an exploration, not a release commitment.
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