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In this video tutorial, Cheptiony Mutai explains 3 ways to compress GIF videos or animations to meet the recommended file size for different websites. Some websites have limits on file size for GIF videos, so it's important to know how to compress them without losing video details. The first method discussed is reducing video pixels, which involves adjusting the dimensions of your video editing to meet the requirements. Stay tuned for more tips on compressing GIF videos effectively.