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 > Simple high quality GIF encoding
 
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 If you've ever tried encoding GIFs with `ffmpeg` there's a good chance your results came out looking pretty bad. This is because GIFs are limited to a palette of 256 colours and `ffmpeg` just uses a generic palette to be able to cover a wide range of colours.
 
 `gifgen` produces much better results by doing a 2-pass encode. The first pass generates a custom colour palette based on all of the pixels from each frame. The second pass encodes the GIF using this palette instead of the default one bundled with `ffmpeg`.