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[[ | [[File:1232320440515.gif|thumb|How to make an animated GIF.]][[File:WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.gif|thumb|Animated GIF example]]An '''animated GIF''' is an image file made up of multiple frames. It is also referred to as '''GIF''', for simplicity, even though that would technically be incorrect without proper context. | ||
=== GIF Editing Software === | === GIF Editing Software === | ||
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* ImageReady CS allows you to actually edit GIFs; it is not free. | * ImageReady CS allows you to actually edit GIFs; it is not free. | ||
* GIMP + GAP allows you to capture a GIF. Free software. | * GIMP + GAP allows you to capture a GIF. Free software. | ||
== Related articles == | == Related articles == | ||
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* [[Flash]] | * [[Flash]] | ||
[[Category:Memes and terms]] | [[Category:Technology]][[Category:Memes and terms]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:16, 1 April 2022
An animated GIF is an image file made up of multiple frames. It is also referred to as GIF, for simplicity, even though that would technically be incorrect without proper context.
GIF Editing Software
- VirtualDub is free and the latest version will allow you to export a GIF from a movie.
- ImageReady CS allows you to actually edit GIFs; it is not free.
- GIMP + GAP allows you to capture a GIF. Free software.
