Next, choose the type of GIF you would like to save from the drop-down menu. Once you’re ready to save the file, go ahead and choose File > Export > Save for Web (Legacy). But if you’re not, you can always go back and make changes to one or more layers/frames.

If you’re satisfied, you can go ahead to the next step and save the file. Once you’re done, click on the play button to preview the GIF. Now you’ll notice that there are more frames than expected, but that’s because the space between the two words, background image, and effects (if you have used any) will require their own frames. If you want it to repeat, select Forever. For this tutorial, we are going with 0.1 seconds to make it quick.įurther, you can also choose how many times you would like it to loop. Next, under each frame, select how long you would like each frame to appear before moving on to the next frame. Once you have done that, go back to the same drop-down menu and select Make Frames from Layers. Once you have done that, click on the drop-down menu on the right side of the Timeline window and click on Create a New Layer for Each New Frame. Now your Timeline should look something like this. Go to the Timeline window and select Create Frame Animation from the drop-down menu in the middle of the window. This, in turn, will turn your static image into an animated GIF. The Timeline tool will enable you to turn different layers on and off at different periods of time. Once you have set up each text layer, you will be ready to open a Timeline, so click on Window > Timeline. Further, it will also be easier if you turn off the icon that looks like an eye to hide each layer as you go through the motions. To get through this quickly, right-click on the layer and click Duplicate Layer and keep repeating this process until each letter is white. If you like, you can also adjust the image with effects like Brightness and Contrast, etc. Once you’re ready, all you have to do is drag and drop it onto your Photoshop canvas. You can follow along if you already have the images ready, but to give you a better idea, we are going to select one image and then create each frame by setting up individual layers. When you do this, Photoshop will automatically create individual layers for each image. Next, you can browse through and select the images that you like and click OK. You can do this by clicking: File -> Scripts -> Load Files Into Stack If you have already got a few images in mind, save them to a single folder and upload them into Photoshop. Upload Images or Create them One by One as Layers Let’s start by customizing the size of the image to 1920 px × 1080 px.Ģ. Upload images or create them one by one as layers.

If you have access to Photoshop and a few minutes to spare, you can quickly create an animated GIF that will generate attention and you can use it when you style your survey.

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