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How to Easily Share iCloud Drive Folders from iPhone, Mac,… For ages, you could only share individual files in iCloud Drive and not folders.

Unquestionably, creating such videos can be…

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Easily Record Pro-Quality Videos on Your Android Surely you all must be knowing that we here at GT, create high-quality tech videos for our YouTube channel.

Have you recorded any glorious gifcasts? Share with us in the comments below. There’s also a GIF button and a Tweet button. You can click the banner to view the video on the web. The app will then take a couple of seconds to encode and upload both the video and the GIF. You can start recording by pressing the menu bar utility, selecting the area and clicking the Stop button in the menu bar when done. The screencast will be uploaded to RecordIt’s servers where you can share it in both video and GIF form. Using the app you can record your screen for up to 5 minutes (that’s for videos).

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RecordIt is a screen recording app for Mac and Windows that comes with GIF support. If all you want to do is share gifcasts over the web with someone, CloudApp is the best and simplest way to do this. A link to the GIF will be sent to your clipboard so you can paste it anywhere. Once you’re done, the screencast will be converted to a GIF and uploaded to your CloudApp account. Hit the global keyboard shortcut (or select the option from the menu bar), select the area on your screen and start recording. If you’re running CloudApp 3 and above, you can do this for screen recording as well. CloudAppĬloudApp (only for Mac) is a really great tool to take a screenshot and share it with anyone on the web. If you’re looking to record screencasts with more features and control, you might want to consider other options. The tools listed here are for recording screencasts and instantly sharing them as a GIF with someone over the web via a link. It’ll play in the browser – no download necessary. Need to show your mom how to open that Word document? Send her a link with the GIF. Need to exchange design/UI critique? Show them the problem with GIFs. It’s a good way to show someone far away how to do something specific.

It’s not just how-to blogs like ours who can use GIFs to help viewers. The domain is already taken but used to showcase luxury bedding for some reason).

Is that a word or did I totally just come up with it? (Apparently I’m late to the party. And of course there are GIF based keyboards for iOS 8. You can create GIFs from photos and videos right on your iPhone. Learn about the best Chrome extensions and iOS apps for searching GIFs. GIFs are fun: Productivity aside, GIFs are just plain fun. It’s better than pictures, it keeps lopping, doesn’t require interactions (like video) and doesn’t have sound (so it’s not annoying). One of the ways to actually use GIFs productively is as a tutorial tool.