I am new to gimp so i am still getting familiar with the interface.
In photoshop, an animated gif worked like this, there is a timeline and the layers on the side:
![[Image: UD3wvDL.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/UD3wvDL.gif)
If i wanted to add a prevalent layer that existed in ALL the animation, all i had to do was go and add a layer (in this case, for demonstration purposes a black rectangle) to the THE END, after the last layer of the animation. When animated that layer will apply to all the animation:
![[Image: 0lDPao9.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/0lDPao9.gif)
How can i do this with GIMP?
If i import an animated gif, add a layer at the end and then export to save the layer will only appear at the end of the gif animation, not in all the animation.
In photoshop, an animated gif worked like this, there is a timeline and the layers on the side:
If i wanted to add a prevalent layer that existed in ALL the animation, all i had to do was go and add a layer (in this case, for demonstration purposes a black rectangle) to the THE END, after the last layer of the animation. When animated that layer will apply to all the animation:
How can i do this with GIMP?
If i import an animated gif, add a layer at the end and then export to save the layer will only appear at the end of the gif animation, not in all the animation.