Setting some background color in gifs

[IamBGthegreat]

I'm setting some background color in some of my gifs. But this problem occurs, it doesn't fill the whole background.

The problem: http://imgur.com/a/Yaipm

Original image: http://imgur.com/a/kbgEL


I'm running on windows 10, here's the code that I used:

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convert .gif -transparent white .gif

Then after that:

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convert .gif -fill green1 -opaque none .gif

Any solutions on how to solve this problem? I've been into this since last week.

[fmw42]

Your white is not pure white, so you need to add -fuzz XX%

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convert test.gif -fuzz 10% -transparent "white" result.gif

[IamBGthegreat]

Your white is not pure white, so you need to add -fuzz XX%

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convert test.gif -fuzz 10% -transparent "white" result.gif

Hey, thanks for helping me. Here's the result with the fuzz: http://imgur.com/a/76VSI


Then I add the this code again:

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convert .gif -fill green1 -opaque none .gif

http://imgur.com/a/u8ejt Final result

[GeeMack]

I'm setting some background color in some of my gifs. But this problem occurs, it doesn't fill the whole background.

Try something like this...

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convert original.gif -coalesce -background green1 -alpha remove output.gif

That should lay the entire animation onto a green background. That "-coalesce" operation is what makes it fill the whole background on every frame.

[IamBGthegreat]

I'm setting some background color in some of my gifs. But this problem occurs, it doesn't fill the whole background.

Try something like this...

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convert original.gif -coalesce -background green1 -alpha remove output.gif

That should lay the entire animation onto a green background. That "-coalesce" operation is what makes it fill the whole background on every frame.

Woahhh!! It worked! Thank you so much my friend


Here is the result: http://imgur.com/a/c5AyW