Ignore the framelist.gsf file, delete it if you want. If you used my example GIF, it should look like this: If you notice now, you should have a folder in the directory GifSplitter is in named after the file you just split. It might take a while to go through each individual frame. At this point you just click "Split Now". Now press the "." next to the "Gif animation file" field, navigate to your GIF and select it. I highly suggest you click the "Auto fill and create the output directory" checkbox as that makes it much easier. gif downloaded and GifSplitter downloaded, open up GifSplitter. Once you have that downloaded and a GIF selected, we'll move to the next step.įor the purpose of this thread, I'll be using this GIF: You'll be happy to know this software is free, there are other non-associated versions, but this is the version I use: What this does is splits your GIF into each individual frame which helps turn it into a animated spray in our next step. You'll need a bit of software called "GifSplitter". And the more square the GIF is, the better(say no to rectangles, they come out small!). Welcome to my tutorial on converting a GIF of your choice to a spray! To start off, this may be a little to complicated for some, if so - sorry.Ī suggestion before we get started, make sure your GIF of choice isn't overly long.
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