Settings that decide the file size
A GIF stores its frames as pictures with a limited set of colors, so files grow quickly. Width, frame rate and length decide how heavy the result is: a shorter, narrower GIF at fewer frames per second is smaller, and a wider, smoother one is larger.
If a GIF turns out too heavy for where it is going, ask for a smaller size. ToolGPT replaces the earlier result instead of piling up copies. A card is never wider than the video itself, so a narrow clip offers fewer than three sizes rather than an enlarged one.