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After typing, you can send the GIF instantly by pressing the send button from the bottom-right corner. Google has provided solid colour options such as White, Black, Red, Yellow, and Green to let you highlight your text easily. Once created, you just need to tap the 'A' symbol on the top-right corner of your screen to start typing text overlaying your GIF. To add text, you first need to create a custom GIF image using the Make a GIF option on the updated Gboard app. Since the GIFs created through the Make a GIF option can be used anywhere, including in apps such as WhatsApp and Google Allo, you can now share your words alongside your GIF images with any of your friends or family members on WhatsApp or Allo. This has been expanded with the new text option that allows you to add a text on top of your GIFs and share them with your contacts.

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Google brought a 'Make a GIF' feature to Gboard's Android app in May to let users capture up to three-second-long videos and use preset filters to create their GIF images.

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The prime feature that comes through the updated Gboard for Android is the option to add text to custom GIFs.

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Google also recently improved Morse code support on Android to let users easily use Morse code to communicate through the virtual keyboard. It comes weeks after Gboard received Morse code input on iOS.

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The updated Gboard for Android is available for download through Google Play.

Google has also offered the option to let users search stickers in 15 additional languages. The updated Gboard app has also brought support for as many as 28 new languages such as Bagri, Batak Toba, Fiji Hindi, and Ge'ez among others. ALL the controls are there for your new GIF.Gboard for Android has been updated with the ability to add a text to your custom GIFs. video clip, and this will convert it to GIF and then. I have also used Video to GIF as sometimes, you have a. The bigger the GIF, the greater the chances it might not actually display in OAC. With this iMac GIF, I had to use the resize feature as the original GIF was HUGE! I resized it to about 25% (trial and error) and then it was perfect for legibility and running in OAC. Totally free, easy to use and many more features. So, crazy question – what IS the difference between Bondi and Blueberry! LOL! Maybe, in person, there is a noticeable difference!

When done, click on the icon of a floppy disk called ‘ save‘ and the site will export your newly ‘ Textified‘ GIF to your downloads folder! It is THAT SIMPLE! The … more artistic part comes when you have more frames, more text, a message at the top, followed by a message at the bottom, making text disappear half-way through … etc. When done, at the very bottom of the page, which might be longer, depending on how long your GIF is, will be a blue button to Create GIF!Ĭlick it and in a few seconds, your GIF will be created and run! If it is not quite right, go back and edit those frames you want to change! Then … Create GIF! again! But any text you enter, you must hit the SET for each frame! But each frame shows a frame, OF the GIF, so actually not that hard. Other GIFs, that have more animation, will be a ‘best guess’ as to the timing of the text. This particular GIF needs edited text in EACH FRAME. Each time you edit each frame, you mustclick SET! I will change ‘BLUEBERRY’ to a different font, position, colour and size to show the differences you can edit, as shown below: “BONDI” in the first box and THEN CLICKED SET! That will edit the default settings and put the word ‘BONDI’ IN the frame, with the default settings. So I typed EACH ‘colour’ into EACH text box i.e.

EACH FRAME needs to be edited (for THISGIF) to have the colour in the frame.

The GIF will load, start to play, and beneath, all the frames will be displayed in the order they play.

I am using the iMac GIF above as an example.

Click on ‘Choose File’, locate the GIF you want to edit, then click the blue Upload! button.

So this is a very simple upgrade, the sequence is below. Okay, so the original GIF was a flashing iMac of all 13 of the different iMacs made by Apple. And worst case, you can just start all over, upload the original GIF and keep on trying new features! The original GIF, whether you found it or created it yourself, will not be modified at all, just a copy, so you can try all kinds of things with a copy.

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I chose to work with GIFs that had NO text, as … I wanted my own text! How to turn this …. It took me a bit of expermenting with a site called to come up with easy ways to include formatted and positioned text, in any GIF. This post has TWO purposes! First is a post on how to add Text to GIFs! And secondly … to announce the next Jeopardy version MEMES ‘R US is ready for training, sometime in May!