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| Howard_Casto:
My footer has been broken for a while. I want to replace it with a nice animated gif of all my projects. I've noticed a lot of you guys have some nice footers, so I'd appreciate any advice you can give me in terms of software and what have you. |
| crtrrss:
If you want something free and easy, there's always Windows Movie Maker and an online video to GIF converter |
| Vigo:
While probably not the easiest method, I personally use photoshop. There are tutorials online, but let me know if you need a full rundown on the process in photoshop. In a nutshell, you make an image, and each layer can be used as a different frame in that animation. There is a "timeline" window in photoshop where you set each frame, the duration, loop, etc. Then just "save for web" as an animated gif. |
| mgb:
Along the same lines as doing it in Photoshop, you can also do this with Paintshop Pro. If you don't have either and have to purchase, Paintshop pro is a lot cheaper. |
| Howard_Casto:
--- Quote from: Vigo on July 06, 2015, 03:27:41 pm ---While probably not the easiest method, I personally use photoshop. There are tutorials online, but let me know if you need a full rundown on the process in photoshop. In a nutshell, you make an image, and each layer can be used as a different frame in that animation. There is a "timeline" window in photoshop where you set each frame, the duration, loop, etc. Then just "save for web" as an animated gif. --- End quote --- I didn't know that, thanks. I'm more familiar with photoshop than the other suggestions so I might try this first. |
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