Releases · sindresorhus/Gifski

07 Aug 00:05

You are no longer asked where to save the GIF right away. Gifski will now convert the video and then let you choose what to do with it. In addition to the usual share and drag & drop options, we've added copy and save.
You can trim the video right from within Gifski.
You can set exact dimensions as width/height or percentage.
After the conversion is completed, you can press Space to Quick Look the GIF.
Gifski shows a notification when the conversion is completed.
Gifski includes a system service that lets you quickly convert a video to GIF from the “Services” menu in any app that provides a compatible video file.
User-interface improvements.

This update was made by @sunshinejr and @sindresorhus.

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07 May 03:26

Make the error messages shown for invalid files more user-friendly 96c60bb
Work around incorrect dimensions for recordings of the iOS Simulator recorded with simctl 96f7ecc #76

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12 Apr 16:44

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10 Apr 05:10

Minor user interface improvements 600804f
Better error message when passing in a video using the QuickTime Animation format 54fa874

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31 Mar 10:23

Prevent the user from accidentally saving the file without an extension c853443

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26 Mar 04:02

Cancel the conversion by either clicking on the progress circle or pressing the Escape key.
There's a brand new conversion completed screen where you can:
- Drag and drop the GIF somewhere (drag the thumbnail).
- Show the file in Finder.
- Share the GIF using a system share service.
- See the file size.
Shows the estimated time remaining during conversion (Only for conversions longer than 13 seconds).
Fixed some crashes.

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