I've tried a lot of GIF making apps in my day, but invariably the experience is frustrating and the quality lacking. GIFMaker was built to provide a simple experience around the web's most popular media format. It's is a simple Mac status bar application, meaning it will always be ready for use. Just drag and drop a video or a series of images, and you're done. You can optionally specify quality, time range, and frame rate. I plan to add support for remote URLs, but for now, it's only local files. It's particularly useful for developers or product makers who want to create a demo animation of how their product works. Let me know what you think!
I haven't tried this yet but I'm a fan of CloudApp when crafting glorious GIFs.
This app seems to provide a bit more functionality and customization of GIFs though.
I use Gifrocket to convert screencast to gif. It always give me problem for longer video (perhaps more than 4 secs?). I'll be totally sold to this app if it can handle that. Will try one day :)
I paid for it and tried it. It only providing converting images or video into GIF. However, if this is the case, I can use this free service: http://gifmaker.me/. I wonder what's the difference.
@trantorliu the difference is in the experience. This runs locally on your machine, so everything is going to be faster and more efficient. You don't have to upload your files to a 3rd party, which may or may not store your files on their server. Here, you own the app that makes the GIF, whereas with any web service, you're just a user of their service, and the experience is slow, messy, and possibly insecure.
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