#CREATE GIF FROM VIDEO MOVIE#
press the minus key "-" on the numeric keypadĭrag the slider of the bar, located at the bottom, to center the movie.use the mouse wheel to zoom out (scrolling many times :D).To do this we have multiple possibilities: 2+16 etc., which correspond to the "number of seconds + the number of frames", in order to work more comfortably on the movie we therefore need to zoom out of the movie. The portion of the movie that interests us ranges from 5:24 to 5:27 minutes but we see above 0+01, 0+08. The number of frames per second of the video is 24, so we set this value in the "Frame Rate" field of the "Output Properties" tab, in the Properties Window at the top right We import the movie "Spring" with Add > MovieĪnd load it into the channels of the Video Sequencer. We start Blender and create with File > New> Video Editing a new project with the "Video Editing" workspace already selected You can get a gif from both a movie and a sequence of images, which can contain for example an animation created with Blender (therefore indirectly we also answer the question "how to render animations created in Blender in gif format"), in our case we will save in gif format a piece (any one, without any particular meaning) of the short film Spring, made by the Blender Animation Studio (in our case the resolution of the movie is 1280x536 with 24 frames per second).
With the advent of social networks, chats, and advanced messaging (Whatsapp, Telegram, Messenger etc.) and the spread of MEME fashion, however, the importance of spreading animated graphic files that were light and readable by all players, thus causing the revival of the GIF format. The Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) was invented many years ago, in 1987, and in the 1990s it was one of the few methods to insert an animation into an html page, but later fell into disuse due to the emergence of new technologies, such as Flash and HTML5.
#CREATE GIF FROM VIDEO HOW TO#
If you need to decrease the file size, you may consider disabling this option for videos with low color variation.Īdd a transition to the end of the Animated GIF to fade the last frame to black.In this tutorial we will see how to create an animated gif in Blender (updated to Blender 2.8) using the Bligify addon. Enabling this option can result in increased file sizes. This option is recommended for most videos. If looping is disabled, the Animated GIF plays until the end of the video.If looping is enabled, the Animated GIF plays back on a continuous loop.Dithering can result in larger file sizes. Unlocking the aspect ratio may result in skewed or blurry video content.Įnable Dithering to prevent color banding and to produce smoother video content. It is recommended to lock the aspect ratio, the ratio of the width to the height of a video. Decreasing the dimensions can result in lower file sizes for the Animated GIF. Select the unit to display the width and height dimensions.Įnter the width and height dimensions for the Animated GIF file. A higher frame rate produces smoother video playback and can result in larger file sizes. Snagit produces the Animated GIF file and adds it to the beginning of the Recent Captures Tray. Custom: Select this option if you want to customize the settings.Snagit scales the video dimensions down to have a max width or height of 200 pixels. Reduced File Size: Select this option if you want to optimize for file size.High Motion Video: Select this option if the video contains real world video or games.Screen Video (Default): Select this option if the video contains screen recording.Confirm if you are using the selection you just chose or if you would like to use the whole video to create the GIF.
When you are satisfied with the selection, click the Create Animated GIF button.Drag the playhead to the green handle and click the Play button to preview the selection.It is recommended to select a segment less than 30 seconds.
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