The animation bar now shows all your frames. PS will automatically convert that clip into layers/frames, and then your screen will look like this: If you select more than that, it’s totally fine because you can always delete frames if you don’t select enough, you’ll have to redo this entire process. It really doesn’t matter which, but you really want to make sure you have at least the entire clip that you want selected. Now, to select the rest of the clip, hold down your Shift key while either clicking the arrows until you reach your desired stopping point or dragging the tab forward. (Hi, Yuzu! :3) As you can see, the bar is now a lighter gray, signifying that none of it has been selected to be made into a gif. So I’ve chosen a small part within the video for this tutorial: Unfortunately, you’re not allowed to do that (in one go, at least) if the video is over 500 frames since that is the max PS will do. That is the default for whenever you open a video. You can click and drag that along the bar to more quickly locate the part of the video that you want gifed.Īs of now, the entire video has been selected to be gifed. There’s also a little tab at the very beginning of the dark gray bar. Holding them down will let them act as fast-forward or rewind. When you tap them once or twice, they’ll move the video forward or backward however many frames you clicked them. See those front and back arrows at the bottom right? Those are frame-by-frame skippers.
Open gif in photoshop cs5 mp4#
mp4 format)Īfter opening your video, a menu will pop up. I’ve outlined the bar that you’ll be using to select the start and end of your gif: ( works pretty well for downloading videos, and I always have my videos in. You’ll have to have your video already downloaded to your computer for this to work. This will bring up a menu for you to choose which video you want your gif from. Next, go to File > Import > Video Frames to Layers: If the bar isn’t there for you, you’ll have to go to Window > Animation. First is the actually making of it, and second is the saving.įirst, you’ll obviously have to open PS. There should be an animation bar at the bottom I outlined it in purple: There are essentially two parts of making a gif. Hi guys! As requested by anon, here is my new and updated gif tutorial, as visually-based as I could possibly make it! Sorry this took so long
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