gifs
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You Need to Standardise Your GIF File Names
At over 30 years old, GIFs are the digital equivalent of a middle-aged millennial: Late bloomers who are now overworked and misunderstood. Today, they’re standard internet currency in text messages and social media threads, and as they’re no longer the fancy new thing, we have gotten a bit lazy with them. I’m talking to you,…
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Record Your Screen As A GIF Using LICEcap
Windows and MacOS: LICEcap is a simple app for recording a portion of your screen and saving it to a GIF. It’s very useful when you can’t easily share a video file, or when you want to post your recording on a web page, and video uploading is too much of a chore.
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How To Use Imgur Snacks, The App’s New Stories-Style Feature
Android/iOS: Snapchat may have invented the Stories format, but it didn’t take long for the rest of the internet to steal the idea. Now even Imgur, the meme haven originally created as an image-hosting service for Reddit, is offering its own take on Stories with a new feature called Snacks.
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Giphy’s Mobile Web Tool Turns Your Phone’s Videos And Photos Into GIFs
Giphy, the popular GIF-making and sharing platform, launched a new web tool last month that allows you to make GIFs right from your phone’s camera — no app download required.