So, if you specified 5fps, you would enter 200ms in this step.ġ6. If you want your video to play at the same film speed it was recorded, this number will be 1000/frames per second. Add any comments you like (though I'm not sure where they show up - I assume somewhere in the GIF's metadata) and specify the number of milliseconds per frame where unspecified (this is important) in the next prompt. (Ignore the other prompt about converting color indexes.)ġ5. You will be prompted asking if you want to a)flatten the image or b)save as an animation. Wait for the GIMP's flurry of activity to cease. Shift select all the images but the first and hit Open. Sort the images by name in descending order (the upside down triangle on the sorting bar thingy).ġ2. and browse to the folder containing your images.ġ1. This is the trickies part, and it's not even that difficult. It will be moviename01.png or something similar.ġ0. Start up the GIMP and open the first image in the sequence from the location you saved it. (It will take a little bit of time to export the movie.)ĩ.
#Gif tutorial for gimp for mac movie#
Exit the options panel and save to a folder with the original movie name. In this tutorial youll be learning how you can easily add a still image to a gif using GIMP.This video is a follow-up to my previous Tutorial Quickly Overl. The maximum number of frames per second that GIF can handle is 100, but you would almost never need to use this unless you had some high-speed camera footage that you intended to slow down or something of that nature.Ĩ. A good rule of thumb is to never use more than 10 frames a second 5-7 is sufficient for most projects. Select PNG as the format and the number of frames per second.
Select Movie To Image Sequence in the appropriate dropdown menu.ħ. If you want to export the entire clip, don't do anything for this step.ĥ. Next, select the portion of the clip you wish to export using the selection handles. The only Quicktime-compatible format available was iPod Video, so I download it.ģ.
For example, let's pretend the video I wanted to use was Tunak Tunak Tun. Get yourself a video clip that can be played in Quicktime. It is actually quite easy to convert video clips to an animated GIF using the GIMP and Quicktime.
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