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Once you’re done making your gif click on the timeline button

After that select your gif’s layers like so

Then right click > select Convert to Smart Object

Alright now to Sharpen. I use two layers of sharpening and one layer of surface blur. So for the first layer of sharpening click on Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen

Here are my settings for the first layer: 

Also note I change the radius depending on the type of gif I’m making. If it’s live action or 3D animation, 0.4 is good. But if it’s 2D animation, use 0.3.

Now go to Filter > Blur > Surface Blur

Here are my settings:

And Smart Sharpen again.

Here’s my settings:

Now to convert your gif back to frame animation so you can play around with the speed of your gif. On your timeline on top right there’s a button like this:

Click it. Go to Convert Frames > Flatten Frames Into Clips

After that a new bunch of layers will show up. Select all of them then again to Convert Frames > Make Frames From Clips

Again Convert Frame > Convert Into Frame Animation

And that’s it. You have a nicely sharpened, high quality gif.