i have my settings set like so, but you can change where your frames are saved to by clicking the icon next to the “extract to” area.Ĥ) hit start and then go play your video, stop it when the part you want to gif is done. i would recommend using 720p videos if you want higher quality but it’s not necessary! i’m going to use a clip from amy in victory of the daleks so i find the spot where i want my gif to start and pause it.ģ) now to capture some frames, hit ctrl+g on your keyboard to open the frame capture window. make sense?ġ) before we get started go download photoshop cs5 and kmplayer, also go find some fairly basic psd’s you can use to color your shtuff :3Ģ) open a video file in kmplayer and find the part you want to gif.

both tutorials are split into two parts capping & creating, so if you’re capping on a windows, and then creating in CS6, follow the capping part of this tutorial and the creating part of the other. anywho, allonsy!ĮDIT: as of late i’ve gotten some questions about this tutorial, please look under my gifhelp tag to see if your question has already been answered before asking me for help!ĮDIT EDIT: IF YOU ARE USING CS6/A MAC PLEASE GO TO MY NEW GIF TUTORIAL HERE. if you have any questions or encounter any problems let me know and we can figure something out - the entire process of how i gif was learned through not being able to do things others could. so i thought i’d give it a shot to answer the best i can. To be honest i don’t consider myself any expert at gifing (accept now that this is a word because i will be using it a fair bit) but i have gotten a couple people asking me how i make my gifs. Watsonly’s photoshop CS5/windows gif tutorial ~

Open gif in photoshop cs5