How to have more fun in using SNS – Making GIF Animations

How to have more fun in using SNS – Making GIF Animations using GOM Media Player

When seeing your Facebook or Twitter friends, sometimes you find that interesting GIF Animations were uploaded. Whenever you find, you save them on your mobile phone or share with other friends to have a fun together.

Who could make these interesting GIF Animations?

If you want to make a GIF Animation about, for example, your cute cat or a video clip on a fun time with your friends at last Friday’s party and put it on your Facebook?

If you use ‘GIF Animation’ function of GOM Player(http://player.gomlab.com), you can make it easily in only 3 minutes.

If you follow the guidance shown below, you will experience an increase of the number of ‘like’ on your Facebook.

GOM Media Player Download : http://player.gomlab.com

1. First, after running a video clip that you want to make a GIF Animation with GOM Media Player, open ‘Advanced Screen Capture’ (shortcut key : Ctrl+G).

2. Change the Image Format into ‘GIF Animation’.

3. Output Ratio Menu is basically set as ‘Original resolution’. However, if the video clip is too big, such as Full HD, a capacity issue may occur in making a GIF Animation. Therefore, changing the clip into ‘Video aspect ratio / Playback resolution’ is recommended (the ratio and size of now watching GOM Media Player’s window is saved as it is). 

4. Lastly, in setting size limit, the size is available from minimum 1 MB to maximum 200 MB. Therefore, it is recommended to check first the size limit of a site that you want to upload the clip. 

5. The setting is completed when clicking ‘Close’ button after finishing all setting. Now let’s make an actual GIF Animation!

6. After playing back the video clip with GOM Media Player again, open ‘Advanced Screen Capture’ screen (shortcut key : Ctrl+G), click ‘Animation GIF Starts’ in the part that you want to make an animated GIF and click again to complete it. You can check the running time and the size of the GIF on ‘Advanced Screen Capture’ window. 

7. The completed GIF Animation is automatically saved in the set folder.

Then, let’s check the completed GIF Animation!

How do you think? Isn’t it very simple and easy? Let’s try it now!

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