I use LICEcap fairly extensively when answering questions on Stack Exchange - its a VERY intuitive tool for making gif-based screen captures You open the application, select an area to record, choose a filename to save it, and do your thing so it can record. However, this is Windows and OS X...
I'm not sure my question is related to this forum or Graphic Design forum. But I guess here is more suitable than there. I see many GIFs screens captures in StackExchange communities and forums that (mostly) have good quality with low size (e.g a gif screenshot with 1000 by 700 dimensions, is abo...
I'm looking for a free screen recorder to short animated GIFs for Windows. It needs to support: recording part of the screen displaying mouse clicks as dots edits (cuting, merging and reorganising) adding subtitles or other elements
I'm looking for a free program that allows me to record my screen and save the 'video' as an animated GIF. This will be useful when making instructions / steps to do something. Requirements: free (preferably open-source) make a GIF that lasts for about 10 seconds runs on Snow Leopard - 10.6....
I personally use and recommend LICEcap. Great interface: select a region of the screen and set the frame rate and destination for the gif. No time limit on length of gif. OS X and Windows (can use Wine for Linux). LICEcap also allows some further gif customisation, including adding title fr...
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