Hm, have you tried the "Image" button? I don't think you need photoshop to upload still images that are gifs. You might need to upload to loverslab using My Media and then select it when posting? I'm not sure I've never done blog posts (yet).

Ok thank you.

This recent blog entry is a gif creating tutorial. I haven't tried it out (and I won't) so I can't confirm if it works, sorry.

This recent blog entry is a gif creating tutorial. I haven't tried it out (and I won't) so I can't confirm if it works, sorry.

Thank you. 

it's too complicated.

I give up, thank you anyway.

If you do happen to get photoshop (however you do is irrelevant; student copy, friend loan, whatever) I can teach you how to create gifs in a few *very* simple steps.

-V

What part exactly are you stuck at in creating a gif? Have you recorded a video clip already?

http://www.loverslab.com/blog/607/entry-3776-a-skyrim-gif-making-tutorial/

If so the tutorial I made looks complicated but step 0-2 is just using the video editing program mostly and step 4 is how to upload gifs. So what you need to do is step 3 only if you have everything ready.

Step 3 is gif making, and it's free, no photoshop, just upload a video for free and press convert on this website: http://ezgif.com/

Literally the instructions are on the website itself, and the tutorial also has tldr instructions highlighted in orange. Lemme know if you were stuck, would be glad to help!

What part exactly are you stuck at in creating a gif? Have you recorded a video clip already?

 

http://www.loverslab...aking-tutorial/

 

If so the tutorial I made looks complicated but step 0-2 is just using the video editing program mostly and step 4 is how to upload gifs. So what you need to do is step 3 only if you have everything ready.

 

 

Step 3 is gif making, and it's free, no photoshop, just upload a video for free and press convert on this website: http://ezgif.com/

 

Literally the instructions are on the website itself, and the tutorial also has tldr instructions highlighted in orange. Lemme know if you were stuck, would be glad to help!

The problem is not tutorial. The problem is that I have comprehension problems.

does not work, a black window opens and then nothing happens.

But it's not big deal. I will continue to use "gfycat". It's convenient, but people never click on my links. That is why I would like to make real gif!

Hi! Sorry, I really haven't made any postings before to know how to do so, but you might have luck asking @Ertyrty. He hosts his animations on Gfycat and manages to make them play on the post itself.

Example: http://www.loverslab.com/topic/56510-post-your-sex-screenshots-pt-2/?p=1694907 

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Hi! Sorry, I really haven't made any postings before to know how to do so, but you might have luck asking @Ertyrty. He hosts his animations on Gfycat and manages to make them play on the post itself.

 

Example: http://www.loverslab...t-2/?p=1694907 

Thank you, but not really want to talk to this guy ...

Hmm... Gfycat uploads come with .gif output too which you can use, but they just tend to not have as smooth framerate as the Gfy .webm format. However, I think the quality is passable and you can simply embed it.

Something like this? The image is also a link to the Gfycat .webm. There's a big 1080p .gif too if you'd like to use that.




I still like Gfycat .webm very much because they're small and much smoother.

Sorry if I'm off-track and not actually helping! I'm a bit confused myself as to which parts are giving you trouble.

EDIT: If the only difficulty is with cropping parts of the video you want to use, I tried with VLC according to this tutorial ( http://lifehacker.com/the-complete-guide-to-making-animated-gifs-1503276993 , under GIMP section) and it seems to do alright.

Hmm... Gfycat uploads come with .gif output too which you can use, but they just tend to not have as smooth framerate as the Gfy .webm format. However, I think the quality is passable and you can simply embed it.

 

Something like this? The image is also a link to the Gfycat .webm. There's a big 1080p .gif too if you'd like to use that.

 

 

 

I still like Gfycat .webm very much because they're small and much smoother.

 

Sorry if I'm off-track and not actually helping! I'm a bit confused myself as to which parts are giving you trouble.

 

EDIT: If the only difficulty is with cropping parts of the video you want to use, I tried with VLC according to this tutorial ( http://lifehacker.co...gifs-1503276993 , under GIMP section) and it seems to do alright.

Thank you ! But I still do not understand how I need to "integrate" ... :/

I am so bad ... Sorry :/

Ah! If the above sample is what you would like to do, then here are the steps on how to do it:

1. On the Gfycat page of the animation you want to use, for example this one: https://gfycat.com/GlumCompetentAoudad

Point to the bottom right of the picture where some buttons will appear. Click on the gear icon. This will open some options in a menu.
 

2. Click on either 'Small gif format' or 'Large gif format' to go to the .gif image of that animation.
 

3. Copy the URL of the .gif, for example this one: https://thumbs.gfycat.com/GlumCompetentAoudad-size_restricted.gif
 

4. Come back to your LoversLab posting box - like this comment box - then click on the 'Image' button (icon is a little photograph) at the top, on the same row with the Bold/Italic/Underline icons are. Now paste the link of the .gif. This will make your .gif appear in the post and it will be animated.

5. Now click on the .gif image that you added. It will highlight blue. Now press the 'Link' button near where the 'Image' button was. Paste here whatever link you like (even google.com), such as the normal Gfycat link of your animation. 

6. That's it! You now have an animated picture that works as a link.

P.S. This can work for other .gifs too, like the cat one you posted above.

Ah! If the above sample is what you would like to do, then here are the steps on how to do it:

 

1. On the Gfycat page of the animation you want to use, for example this one: https://gfycat.com/GlumCompetentAoudad

Point to the bottom right of the picture where some buttons will appear. Click on the gear icon. This will open some options in a menu.

 

2. Click on either 'Small gif format' or 'Large gif format' to go to the .gif image of that animation.

 

3. Copy the URL of the .gif, for example this one: https://thumbs.gfyca..._restricted.gif

 

4. Come back to your LoversLab posting box - like this comment box - then click on the 'Image' button (icon is a little photograph) at the top, on the same row with the Bold/Italic/Underline icons are. Now paste the link of the .gif. This will make your .gif appear in the post and it will be animated.

 

5. Now click on the .gif image that you added. It will highlight blue. Now press the 'Link' button near where the 'Image' button was. Paste here whatever link you like (even google.com), such as the normal Gfycat link of your animation. 

 

6. That's it! You now have an animated picture that works as a link.

 

P.S. This can work for other .gifs too, like the cat one you posted above.

 

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AHHHHH !!!! Thank you !!

 

You saved my life! Thank you ! I love you ! 

 

You are the best ! 

 

 

 

 

Woo! Happy to help. But this .gif isn't linked ;P