PicGIF Lite App Reviews

I had to stop by a rate it because, come on, it’s free, it’s simple, it works. Thanks for the free tools.

In 20 minutes I found this app, downloaded it, and used it to animate several sets of pictures for my students working on stop motion projects. Easy to use, useful features.

Crash crash crash crash PicGIF Lite quit unexpectedly. PicGIF Lite quit unexpectedly. PicGIF Lite quit unexpectedly. PicGIF Lite quit unexpectedly. PicGIF Lite quit unexpectedly. never worked.

Can not use custom sizes.

it works really well but if u make 1 mistake press it and drag to delete or its mest up everything

Works perfect no problems so far

I spent $5 on an app that didnt work. and this thing did the job in 30sec.

downloaded it added iimages understood the interface and done. I so much hate gif animations which are using layers - I want a timeline. This app has a timeline! Perfect!

The interface is straightforward: add or drag your images right into the timeline and click “Create GIF”. Additionally there are options for: size, orientation, fill mode, color, sequence, frame delay and quality to tweak/customize your GIF further. It launches quickly and does its business in no time. Much faster than opening up Photoshop, importing images, etc. etc. I’m on a GIF-making spree I will be purchasing the full version shortly.

So I was almost excited, but then I found out you cannot manually set the gif to play only once, although it’s a standard GIF parameter. And you can’t tell it how many times you want it to play - the developers assumed that their only audience is people spreading internet memes. Disappointed.

This is the app you need to make animated GIFs. It actually does what it promises to do, doesn’t slap a huge ugly watermark on your work, and lets you save the GIF to your own hard drive. With PicGIF Lite I’ve been able to make real, infinte-looping GIFs with very little fuss – shoot a small bit of footage on your phone, trim it down to the essentials, and load it into PicGIF Lite. I didnt even have to watch the online tutorials to figure it out. This is the first “lite” app I’ve gotten that I think I’m going to upgrade.

I couldn’t find the difference between this and the paid version. I threw in a MOV file and it converted and saved it to my folder. Works fine for me.

Making animation demos, turned my screen caps into GIFs, no muss no fuss. I’ll buy the “Pro” one now, just because, excellent. Thanks!

Does all the basics you need to create your own gifs without using web-based generators that leave watermarks on your image. If you’re looking for a solid gif maker for free, look no further.

First thing I did was to load my photos and try it out. It left some of my pictures normal but turned some of them sideways, and there is no way to correct this. What the heck?!