You drop a video into the GIF maker and trim it to your needs. GIPHY CAM ( iOS/ Android) and GIF Maker ( iOS/ Android) are the most popular GIF-making apps.
Then, it'll give you some options to trim and customize your GIF. Upload a video to the GIF creator, or hand it a YouTube or Vimeo link. We'd suggest using Imgur, Gifycat, or GIPHY's video-to-GIF tools, as they're easy to use and they produce HTML5 videos that are technically better than actual GIF files.
Many websites used Adobe's Flash plug-in for videos, but Flash didn't work on mobile devices like iPhones. This meant that it was easier to share GIFs than actual videos, so GIFs stuck around. HTML Didn't Support Video: Before HTML5 launched in 2014, the HTML standard didn't support video.(In other words, if this animation doesn't work, then you're using an out-of-date version of the Edge browser.) All browsers have supported animated GIFs for a long time now. Need a specific example? Mozilla's APNG format came out in 2008, but the Microsoft Edge browser only began to support the format this year. All Browsers Are Different: Browsers have their quirks, and sometimes one stinkin' browser can prevent the web from moving forward.There are many reasons why GIF has managed to stick around, but for the sake of time, we're just going to give you the three big reasons now: Mozilla's APNG (animated PNG) format was created to replace GIF ten years ago, but that didn't work out at all. People have tried to replace the GIF format. The GIF format also doesn't support semi-transparency, and GIFs often have a large file size (more than MP4 video files) because they're uncompressed. GIF files are 8-bit, which means that they're restricted to 256 colors and almost always look like crap. Honestly, GIF is a terribly outdated format.
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