Interlacing refers to the way the GIF file is saved by the graphics software. When a GIF file is interlaced, it is saved in a specific way that allows for a progressive display of the image. This means that as the image loads, it will first display a low-resolution version and then gradually fill in the details until the entire image is loaded. Interlacing can help the image appear to load faster, especially for larger images or slower internet connections.
A. Dithering: Dithering refers to the process of simulating colors that are not available in a limited color palette by using patterns of dots or pixels of available colors. It is commonly used in computer graphics to create the illusion of more colors in an image.
C. Balancing: Balancing does not directly refer to the way a GIF file is saved by the graphics software. It is not related to the saving process or the display of the image in the GIF format.