Fortunately, the developer is working on updating existing tutorials for GIF Brewery 3.Īs with the prior versions, GIF Brewery 3 includes a properties panel that lets you tweak all sorts of settings, including the number of frames, frame delay, color space, and other settings. Once I got the hang of starting with the video drag handles, and then refining a clip in the frame panel, which was not initially clear to me from the interface or help documentation, I found that this is the most precise way to create a GIF.
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Ticking the ‘Calculate Frame Count & Delay’ checkbox in the properties panel causes the number of images in the frame panel to update dynamically as you adjust the length of a clip. These two tools can also be used together. You can copy some or all of those frames as ‘Saved’ frames and then reorder or delete individual frames, and render a GIF from just the saved frames. Clicking on the frame management button in the toolbar opens a panel on the left side of the GIF Brewery window with each of the frames of the video clip you are editing. You can also use GIF Brewery’s new frame management system.
By dragging the start and end handles, you can select the portion of a longer video file, from which you want to generate a GIF.
The first is the clip viewer in the main window. There are two main tools for building GIFs with GIF Brewery.
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