
An investigation into all the different ways to make animated image files.
Turns out there is more than one option to create a GIF from Adobe After Effects. In this video, I run an example H.264 MP4 video through all the different options I could find. And all the differences within those options.
After Effects does not natively create animated GIFs, but Adobe Media Encoder does, so I take a look at those settings. I also check out Adobe Photoshop's options. And I compare the new Creative Cloud Express online service to Giphy. Finally, I do look at a way of making GIFs directly in After Effects, using AEJuice.
Hopefully by the end of this video, all your questions will be answered - except for why I use all caps for filenames!

AEJuice

Giphy

Adobe CreativeCloud Express 16:9 Medium
