Can I make a GIF from a YouTube video?

Posted on by Muna Meyer

Can I make a GIF from a YouTube video?

Here’s what you need to do: Go to YouTube on your desktop, and open the video which you want to create a GIF out of. Type “gif” before youtube in the URL, and hit enter. You’ll be redirected to gifs.com site, where you can choose the start time, end time, and duration of the GIF as shown in the screenshot below.

How do I convert a YouTube video to an animated GIF?

Make a YouTube video into an animated gif

  1. Open YouTube and find the video you want to make a clip.
  2. Open GifYouTube and paste the URL into the text box and click the Create GIF button.
  3. In the Configure Your GIF window select the Start Time, Gif length, and Title of your animated GIF and then click Create GIF.

How do I make a GIF on my iPhone from YouTube?

The options are limited if you want to make GIFs from YouTube videos on your iPhone. One of them being the Video to GIF app. Just open the app, select YouTube to GIF option, paste the YouTube URL, and select the start and end time to create GIF.

How can I make a GIF from a YouTube video for free?

Here is a step by step tutorial:

  1. Step 1: Paste URL to YouTube Video. Open Kapwing’s Convert Video tool and paste the URL of your YouTube video that you want to convert to GIF.
  2. Step 2: Convert a section of video to GIF.
  3. Step 3: Export and Share GIF.

How do you create a loading animation?

Design a branded loading animation in After Effects

  1. Create a new sequence. Create a new sequence, setting the width and height to 120 pixels.
  2. Sort out your workspaces.
  3. Make some shapes.
  4. Add colour.
  5. Duplicate your layers.
  6. Use anchor points.
  7. Stagger the timing.
  8. Add more colours.

How can I make my own loading animation?

Watch this exclusive screencast, or follow the steps below to create your loading animation.

  1. Create a new sequence. Create a new sequence, setting the width and height to 120 pixels.
  2. Sort out your workspaces.
  3. Make some shapes.
  4. Add colour.
  5. Duplicate your layers.
  6. Use anchor points.
  7. Stagger the timing.
  8. Add more colours.