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Enhance My GIF1 · Decode GIF: TIG reads every GIF frame and its original frame delay.
2 · Upscale video: those frames become a temporary video that is sent to the video upscaler.
3 · Rebuild GIF: the upscaled video is sampled back into the original frame count and timing.
4 · Remix: send the finished GIF directly to Face Swap, Character Remix, transparency tools, or Workspace.
Video upscalers see motion as one continuous sequence instead of treating every GIF frame like an unrelated picture. TIG keeps the original GIF timing map, upscales the temporary video, then samples the returned video back into the same number of GIF frames.
Choose 4K Master when you need the largest output. TIG sends a real 4K target to the video upscaler, then rebuilds the returned video as a GIF and shows the actual final pixel dimensions. Source quality still limits how much real detail can be recovered.
Video upscaling can flatten transparency, so TIG keeps the original GIF alpha mask separately. After the video is upscaled, that mask is resized and reapplied to the corresponding output frames before the GIF is rebuilt.
TIG rebuilds the output with the same frame count and per-frame timing map when available, then decodes the finished GIF again. If the frame count or total timing is outside tolerance, the result is rejected instead of being presented as a successful upscale.