Similarly, if a GIF has 65 frames, you can drop frames from the beginning and extract only the end part of a GIF if you enter a range '50' to '65'. To extract frames 5th to 16th from the middle of a GIF, you can enter numbers '5' and '16' as the start and end range values. For example, if you need to create a new GIF that contains only the first 10 frames, then you can select the 'Cut a Frame Range' cutting mode and enter values '1' and '10' as frame range values. The first option lets you cut a GIF by a frame range and the second option lets you cut a GIF by a time interval (in seconds). You can cut out a piece from the beginning, from the middle, or from the end of a GIF. Make sure when you go to delete, that you’ve selected the right layer in the layers panel or nothing will happen.This is a browser-based program that extracts a range of frames or a specific time fragment from an animated GIF.You can preview the animation by hitting the space bar at any time.I eventually selected everything except Ricky’s (?) head and his drumming arm. You can see the start of that in the image below. If you hit delete instead of cut or some other option, the selection stays and you can pretty rapidly go through the steps where you activate the “eye” on the layer and then just hit delete again. It’s also much easier to use the lasso tool and select the portions you’d like to erase. You’re going to have to repeat the process above for every frame in the animation and every related layer so it pays to keep the numbers down. Now on the second layer, erase everything you want to be motionless.You should now see two eyes, indicating both layers are active. Click on the first layer in the place where they eye should be. You’ll see that there is the eye icon on the corresponding frame in the Layers menu. With the second frame selected in the animation window.Keep in mind you can change the speed of the frames.

The first frame will be the still portion of the image so choose one that is clear. Edit it until you’ve got a decent cycle going.

The animation window will be at the bottom.

You can edit in the PS import tool but it’s awkward.

Clip your video down in Quicktime or something like that.

This is tilted towards CS4 but I imagine the concepts will make sense if you use other versions or other software. I’m not a PS guy, so there may be even better ways. While fairly simple, I’ll try to detail what I did and how I eventually learned to make it more economical time wise. Now, that part can’t be discounted but there’s a lot of other things that go on to improve the final product. Initially, I just thought IWDRM was just a master of choosing just the right clip. I feel like the image above, while not perfect, is close enough to let things rest for a while 1. This person churns out such really interesting visuals, I couldn’t rest until I got something fairly close. It was really If We Don’t, Remember Me that had me stuck in this loop.

I’ve been fairly obsessed with animated gifs lately.

Gimp gif cut out frames