: Why does Photoshop change the position of my PNG when creating a GIF? I'm trying to create a GIF using PNGs I made in Illustrator. Each of them have the same position and size but when I

I'm trying to create a GIF using PNGs I made in Illustrator. Each of them have the same position and size but when I export it to Photoshop, the image position changes per frame. How do I fix this?

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Try bringing them into Photoshop this way:

Go to File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack:

In that dialog choose 'Attempt to Automatically Align Source Images':

That ought to get your layers all lined up for you...

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