Make each of the new 10 frames 0.5secs. Leave your existing first and last frames 3 secs. Preview. Adjust frame number and timing till it works the way you want. This is as automatic as it gets. But be aware the file size of your gif animation will be much larger than a similar Flash file. I also just tried shrinking the object 20% in each frame until it reached the desired small size. You don't have to tween them. Then with 0 secs. it actually transitions pretty good from big to small. A lot more "manual" than flash, but it works! Hello, I have two problems. The first is that when in the last step in this tutorial, I move the rocket upwards for the last slide, the rockets from all of the slides move with it! The second problem is that when I tween it, it just doesn't gradually go to the top of the screen, it disappears from the bottom by fading and then appears on the top of the screen via. fadinng. Can you please help me? School Project! Great tutorial, thanks! Way easier to follow your steps than to attempt to figure this out on my own. Photoshop Help returned 0 results when I queried "animated gif" ! Yikes. Especially helpful to have the PSD file available. Hello, I have two problems. The first is that when in the last step in this tutorial, I move the rocket upwards for the last slide, the rockets