When this is done, hit the ‘convert’ button in the bottom right corner of the window Once you’ve saved your settings and batch-coloured your images, under ‘output’ you need to select a folder for your new files to be stored in all of the actions can be adjusted to different levels but for this gif the only ones that need to be set areĭon’t forget to save the script to your computer if you want to keep those settings as they are (see box above) you can see how your images are going to look on the right side of the screen. You can add as many actions as you want but for simplicity’s sake i’m gonna go with my main 6. you can add color to your gifs if you want because its always fun to play around with stuff but i’m just gonna keep things b&w Then choose ‘actions’, and here’s where you start messing with the settings/colours. Open it up, under ‘input’ add the files you want to edit Xnconvert is a batch image editor and this is how i colour my b&w gifs (because, yes, i make like 85% of mine b&w to begin with) Once you’ve got your screencaps, you can move onto editing hit pause right at the start of the clip you want to gif, then alternate pressing the keys you’ve chosen, starting with your screenshot key
Xnconvert tutorial 1080p#
once back on the player, open the file you want to make gifs from (720p or 1080p quality videos work best). Under ‘video snapshots’, select a folder on your computer using the browse button (you can alter the prefix and format of the images too but that’s up to you Now you’re gonna need to choose/create a folder for your screencaps to automatically be saved to, so go to ‘tools’, ‘preferences’, and select ‘video’ this time (you can also do this with the camera and frame buttons at the bottom of the player but that will just take you longer). Now you’re gonna need to set the keys you want to use - for example, i use the ‘0′ key for screenshots and the ‘e’ key to skip frames - but make sure the keys aren’t already in use… though you could always change those ones, i guess Open up the player and look for the ‘preferences’ section under ‘tools’ Because quite a few people have asked and i know some of you are curious as to how i make non-ps gifs :)
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