GIF refers to an image in the Graphics Interchange Format. The image is compiled to form a video-like file with regular loading frames to convey the animation. Many popular videos are turned into GIFs and sometimes go viral because of it. But how do you make these GIF videos?
We’ve looked at structuring a GIF from an image in Photoshop but that’s not the only way we can create these animated images. Another way is to use a video file. BlogGIF is a great site to do this.
Steps to create GIF animation from video using BlogGIF
Step 1: Go to BlogGIF and select a video file. Press only Select file and browse for the appropriate video that should be used.
It is best to edit the video before uploading so that the size is not too large.
Note: Video size limit is 30 MB.
Click Make my GIF Video to continue.
Step 2: Change the options for GIF images.
Choose how many frames will be skipped between each frame. The lower the number, the closer the GIF will be to the original video. As this number increases, it will look more sketchy.
Change the width of the last GIF next to it Maximum width of GIF part.
Click submit changes to then view the results at the top of the screen.
Step 3: Save the GIF to your computer using Download my GIF button at the top of the screen.
The image is only live on BlogGIF’s servers for an hour, so you must save this image for later access. Alternatively, click HTML and copy the URL:
This link will give you a definite place to visit again. Just make sure to save this information somewhere to recall later.
You can access the final result via this link, a local GIF you downloaded, or with the HTML code above.
Instead of creating a GIF with images, try BlogGIF to create a GIF with video. Let us know how it turned out in the comments.
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