![]() Let’s say that i have a file called video.mp4 that’s 1280x720Īnd i want to make a gif of 00:47 - 00:49. Note: imagemagick for windows comes with ffmpeg, so that might be the only installation you need In general, making a gif consists of two steps:īut really, there are many ways to make gifs. $ makegif.py video.mp4 output.gif -paletteuse dither=floyd_steinberg $ makegif.py video.mp4 output.gif -palettegen stats_mode=diff # Makes a GIF from video, optimizes for only moving content # Makes a GIF from video and crops it to 500x281, with upper-left corner at (100, 255) $ makegif.py video.mp4 output.gif -fps 12 -scale 500 # Makes a GIF from video with 12 FPS and scales to 500px width ![]() # Note you can use milliseconds in -ss and -t this script that i wrote to mimic this process.
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