Open a GIF locally in the browser, let the native `<img>` element handle playback, and inspect basic file details while the animation runs.
The GIF is displayed directly by the browser so animation can play normally.
The browser loads the selected GIF through an object URL and displays it directly in a normal image element.
Because `<img>` supports animated GIF playback natively, the viewer does not need extra decoding or rendering logic just to preview the animation.
Yes. The viewer displays the GIF file directly, so normal browser GIF playback is preserved.
No. The viewer uses a local object URL in the browser and does not need a server upload.
Dimension checks are helpful when reviewing assets for docs, UI work, or media pipelines.
It is useful for previewing animations, asset QA, file inspection, and quick design review.
GIF viewing is one of the few cases where the browser already handles animation playback for free.
Object URLs are temporary references, so the component revokes them when they are replaced or no longer needed.
A viewer is useful even when no conversion is required because it keeps quick inspection inside the same tool system.
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