Affiliate Disclosure If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Read our ethics policy. How to turn Live Photos into animated GIFs in iOS Malcolm Owen | Jun 28, 2018 8 Facebook ...

The ability to add an animated GIF to a Twitch live-stream may sound like a sort-of-fun but marginal feature. But Amazon-owned Twitch has built a huge community of broadcasters and video-game ...

How-To 3 easy ways to create an animated GIF on your iPhone Express yourself with silent, looping, low-color animations! By Jason Cross Senior Editor, Macworld MAY 5, 2019 9:00 pm PDT ...

WhatsApp users can now send and receive their own animated GIFs, or discover and share GIFs from built-in services such as Giphy and Tenor -- which one exactly appears to be dependant on your region.

Twitter today announced support for Apple's Live Photos, which can now be uploaded to Twitter and shared as GIFs. Apple first introduced ‌Live Photos‌ in 2015 alongside the iPhone 6s and 6s ...

We’ve shown how to access the built-in selection of GIFs you can find in Messages. But it’s also possible to make your own custom GIFs, based on Live Photos, YouTube videos and more.

To turn the photo into a GIF, launch the Photos app and tap Albums at the bottom of the window. Under Media Types, tap Live Photos. Choose the image you want to work with and Swipe Up.

Like many great memes, Blinking Guy comes from humble, obscure origins. The star of the GIF is Drew Scanlon, a California-born video producer and editor for the video game site Giant Bomb.

Because the animated GIF is the new third language behind Emojis, it can easily communicate your thought of the day. Unfortunately Zoom doesn’t support animated GIFs and lets you add only static ...