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Movavi Slideshow Maker. Movavi is a great software option, but it comes at a cost. The final product can be downloaded as either an MP4, or a GIF, but you can. Export the file in GIF format. Using Movavi Video Editor Plus, you can cut out a part of a long video to turn it into a GIF. Locate the video you want to make an animated GIF out of, upload it to the program, and place it onto the timeline. Find the moment you want to use, cut it out using the Scissors icon, and delete the rest of the video.

(Please be patient, video conversion may take a while, especially for long gifs with high frame rate)

Upload and convert video to GIF

With this online video converter you can upload your mp4, avi, WebM, flv, wmv and many other popular types of video and rich media files to turn them into high-quality animated GIFs. Source video file can be uploaded from your computer or smartphone or fetched from another server by URL.

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After upload, you can select the part of the video you want to cut, entering the start and end times. Tomtom driver download for windows 10. If nothing is selected, the converter will make a GIF from the first five seconds of the video clip.If you want to change the dimensions of the GIF or crop out only part of the video, you can use our resize and crop tools on the GIF after finishing the conversion.

We offer MP4 to GIF, WebM to GIF, AVI to GIF, MOV to GIF, FLV to GIF, as well as 3GP, OGV, M4V, ASF, and other format converters. It's possible to convert transparent video (with alpha channel) to transparent GIF as well. It can also convert some SWF (flash) files, but currently, not all of them. Download visoduck discount usb devices driver.

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Tips

  • Frame rate (fps) is the number of frames shown each second. A higher frame rate gives smoother and more cinematic animation, thus increasing perceived quality but greatly increases the file size. Choose accordingly for your needs.
  • To keep the file size and processing time reasonable, we limit the maximum length of the part you can select for conversion (duration) depending on the selected frame rate. If you want to create longer GIFs, you have to select lower fps. Maximum length at 5 fps is 60 seconds; at 10 fps it's lowered to 30 seconds, and so on.
  • Pause the video and click 'Use current video position' to get an accurate start and end time for your GIF.
  • Use our crop, resize, and optimization tools below the output image, to adjust the dimensions and file size.
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If you are looking for a tool to perform conversion the other way around (GIF to Video), give our GIF to MP4 or GIF to WebM converter a try.
Or if you want to make a GIF from multiple images, use our GIF maker instead.

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With Movavi Video Editor, animating objects is simple and doesn't need any additional software. You can move or spin objects any way you want, and make creative appearances.

Before you start:

  • Add the background onto the main video track.
  • Add the object you want to animate. This can be a video or image, text titles, callouts, or stickers. Place the videos or images to the overlay track, and add the titles, callouts, and stickers onto the title track of the Timeline. Make the clip as long as you want the animation to last.
In the left sidebar, click the Animation button. If you don't see it there, click the More button, and choose Animation from the pop-up list.

Step 2: Add Animation

1. Select the clip you want to animate and place the position marker to where you want the animation to begin.
2. In the Animation panel, click Add Animation.
  • In the player, you will see a frame appear around the object. You'll be using this frame to set the position of the object.
  • On the Timeline, two points will appear on the clip. These are called keyframes. The first point is the original position of the object. The second point will be its end position after the animation. The distance between the two points determines how fast the object needs to travel between these two positions.
1. On the Timeline, double-click a keyframe to edit it.
2. In the player, use the frame to move the object to where you want it to go.
  • Drag by the corners of the frame to change the object's size.
  • To rotate the object, drag by the white dot at the top of the frame or use the Angle box in the Animation panel. Note that if you want to make the object spin, you can rotate it to a maximum of 180 degrees in a single keyframe.
  • To make the object fade in or out, use the Opacity slider in the Animation panel.
3. To change how fast the object moves, move the keyframe point on the clip:
  • Move the points closer together to make the animation go faster.
  • Move the points farther away from each other to make it go slower.
To add another keyframe, move the position marker to where you want to place it in the clip and click Add Keyframe on the Animation panel.
If you add it between two existing keyframes, it will create an intermediate position.

Resetting a keyframe

To make a keyframe go back to its original position, right-click the keyframe point on the clip and choose Reset Keyframe in the pop-up menu.

Removing keyframes

  • To remove one keyframe, right-click the keyframe point on the clip and choose Remove Keyframe in the pop-up menu.
  • To remove all keyframes and delete the animation, right-click any of the keyframe points and choose Remove All Keyframes.