Animated GIF w/ frames w/ different widths

[delancie]

I'm working on some sprites of Star Trek TNG folks, and I would like to create an animated GIF of my progress so I can share with my friends.  I'm running into a problem, though, because the frames that constitute the animation have varying widths.  This GIF program I'm using (UnFreez) is left justifying all the frames, so the result is choppy (see below).

Does anyone know of a way to take a bunch of frames like this and create a "centered" animated GIF?

Thanks!
Ian

[TerranRich]

You have to manually resize the canvas (background) of each image so they match each other.

Also, this is not an AGS question so it doesn't belong here.

[Snarky]

You can easily create a Photoshop macro that centers each frame on a certain-size canvas. Then batch-process all the images with that macro. That should save you some time.

[TerranRich]

Also, on one of the down-right frames, there is a line of white pixels in the bottom-right corner. Might want to look at the frames for that loop to fix that.