How To Turn A YouTube Video Into A GIF

How To Turn A YouTube Video Into A GIF

To make GIFs from a YouTube video, users should open the video on a desktop via a web browser like Chrome or any other web browser. Once the video is open, head over to the address bar, click twice on the URL to edit, and add ‘gif’ before ‘youtube.’ So, if the original URL of the video looks like ‘https://www.youtube.com/example1,’ after adding the word, it should look like ‘https://www.gifyoutube.com/example1.’ After editing the URL, hit enter and wait for the web page to load. The user should be redirected to GIFs.com, where they will see the YouTube video on the right side and a bunch of editing options on the left side.

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The users select what part of the video to convert into a GIF on the editor. Next, drag either end of the chosen part highlighted in blue to adjust the length of the GIF. At this stage, users can add captions and images, blur the video, and crop it into the desired aspect ratio. When users have created the GIF, they should click on the ‘Create Gif’ button on the top right corner of the screen. The website will ask them to fill a few fields, such as GIF title and tags. Additionally, users can also mark their GIFs as private or public. Enter the required information and click on ‘Next.’ This might not be as easy as using the YouTube Green Screen feature launched recently, but it is worth the extra time.

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On the screen that opens, users can copy a link to the GIF and download it in four different formats — Small GIF, Original GIF, Facebook GIF, and Original MP4. Though users can experiment with all four formats, downloading the Facebook GIF should be suitable for most scenarios. Select the format and click on download. Now, users can share the GIF they created from a YouTube video across social and messaging platforms.
Source: GIFs.com

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How To Turn A YouTube Video Into A GIF

To make GIFs from a YouTube video, users should open the video on a desktop via a web browser like Chrome or any other web browser. Once the video is open, head over to the address bar, click twice on the URL to edit, and add ‘gif’ before ‘youtube.’ So, if the original URL of the video looks like ‘https://www.youtube.com/example1,’ after adding the word, it should look like ‘https://www.gifyoutube.com/example1.’ After editing the URL, hit enter and wait for the web page to load. The user should be redirected to GIFs.com, where they will see the YouTube video on the right side and a bunch of editing options on the left side.

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The users select what part of the video to convert into a GIF on the editor. Next, drag either end of the chosen part highlighted in blue to adjust the length of the GIF. At this stage, users can add captions and images, blur the video, and crop it into the desired aspect ratio. When users have created the GIF, they should click on the ‘Create Gif’ button on the top right corner of the screen. The website will ask them to fill a few fields, such as GIF title and tags. Additionally, users can also mark their GIFs as private or public. Enter the required information and click on ‘Next.’ This might not be as easy as using the YouTube Green Screen feature launched recently, but it is worth the extra time.

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On the screen that opens, users can copy a link to the GIF and download it in four different formats — Small GIF, Original GIF, Facebook GIF, and Original MP4. Though users can experiment with all four formats, downloading the Facebook GIF should be suitable for most scenarios. Select the format and click on download. Now, users can share the GIF they created from a YouTube video across social and messaging platforms.
Source: GIFs.com

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