What’s new in GIFstack

Your settings are remembered for each burst and restored when you reopen the window, even if it was closed by mistake.

New “Copy settings to other sequences…” button: you tick the ones you want to propagate, one by one.

New “Default settings” button, for the sequence on screen or for all of them.

The preview no longer recomputes thumbnails every time it opens: reopening GIFstack on the same selection is much faster, and Lightroom uses far less memory.

Export is much faster. GIF assembly and stabilisation have been deeply accelerated: the processing time left is the time Lightroom takes to develop your raws, which the plugin does not control.

All your bursts are exported in one go. Lightroom no longer asks you to confirm its AI settings burst after burst: once for the whole batch, and processing can finally run unattended.

The window adapts to your screen size. On a laptop it tightens instead of overflowing, without ever hiding a setting or forcing you to scroll.

The maximum file size you ask for is now respected, and reached in fewer attempts.

GIFstack runs on Windows, in addition to macOS.

In your customer portal, your activations carry your computer’s name instead of an unreadable identifier.

A clear message when the licence is already in use on another computer, with a button that opens your activation management.