Or a solution, thank you
There's the GIF crate that can make GIF images from pixels loaded from any image format:
but doing so is a bad idea. For static images GIF is an exceptionally bad format, so you will get larger files, that load slower, and have visibly lower quality.
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I have been using the image2
crate previously. It uses the OpenImageIO library. Apparently the latter does support GIF. So perhaps that could be a solution for you. I haven't used it for GIF files though, yet.
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