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How to Create a GIF Images from a Video File

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If you would like GIF animated look at different pages of entertainment, you may have felt ever wanted to create your own GIF , is not it? Well, now I'll show you a quick and easy way to create GIF file from a video you have on your computer.

To do this, and as you might have supposed some, we need to have an application installed on the PC. The application name is Freemore Video to GIF Converter, and is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows XP and later Windows OS versions, so I guess none of the users of this operating system will have trouble downloading this.

And before I begin to tell you how to convert videos in GIF, I must tell you that Freemore Video to GIF Converter accepts various video file formats that are more popular among users, such as AVI, MP4, MPEG, FLV, MOV to 3GP.

Now let's see what we found on the main interface of Freemore Video to GIF Converter (pictured above). Here we have 5 buttons on the top, of which the first, Input, you choose which video we convert to GIF . The others are to start (Start), stop (Stop), pause (Pause) or summarize (Resume) the conversion process. Furthermore, we will see that it gives us the option to have a preview GIF images we are going to create.

When we have the video selected, we can choose to convert all video to a GIF, or just a specific time of it. Where do we do that? On the right side of the window, we establish the exact seconds for the start and end of the GIF (Set Start and Set End, respectively).
Also Freemore Video to GIF Converter gives us the opportunity to choose the frame size and resolution that we want the GIF : 160 x 120, 320 x 240, 640 x 480, 1280 x 720, 1920 x 1080, etc. And when you have given everything, click on Start to begin the process of conversion to GIF.
That's it, what did you think? I hope you have been helpful.

[How to] Convert any Image to Icon with Quick Any2Ico

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If you like desktop customization then you know you should change the icons to look much better and more balance. In Linux we can use any file of picture to come in PNG, but in Windows we need icons to be .ICO format.

If you've already downloaded a package that contains only PNG and wants to convert it to .ICO, just use Quick Any2Ico, a simple application that can convert any image to a file .ICO.


Quick Any2Ico is easy to operate. Simply open the program (no installation needed because it is portable) and then choose the source that can be an image in JPG, PNG, BMP or GIF. You can also extract the image of an EXE, DLL or OCX. You must choose where and look for the file you want to convert.

Then select the destination icon when completed. Also choose which format you want to output to the size ranging from 16 × 16 pixels (as for a Favicon ) or is larger than 512 × 512.

How to comment on Facebook with images

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Facebook has made ​​many changes lately in comments area published in the states. Recently added the ability to respond to a specific comment arming stop a conversation, and now we can add images instead of writing, or a combination of both . This means that if we have nothing to say, but rather want to share a meme or something similar to explain what we mean, we can.


To do this we simply go to Facebook and enter our account. Then go to post in any state and instead of writing a comment press on a button to the right where it exits the camera. I show in the image below.

Just press the button need to upload a photo you have on your computer, it's the only option we have. You can add a written comment or just the image, whichever you prefer.


The image above shows how the commentary is only with the image. Pretty simple and fun.

Social Downloader: Download Photos of Instagram, Facebook and Twitter

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Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are the three most popular social networking sites. We spend lots of our time on these social networking sites. Many of us upload photos to these social networking sites. This is good in some ways as uploading our photos to social networking sites will definately save our computers memory and also will have a backup online. But what if we want to download all these photos?

If you want to download your photos and uploaded to social networks, a Windows program that helps us in this process is Social Downloader, unlike, of the large number of web or online alternatives or desktop application versions, Social Downloader is the coolest version.


To start using Social Downloader you should only connect to there credentials, ie username and password. The interface, in the left sidebar, they sample the three accounts eyelashes, so when you click on one of them we access our photos and simply select whether to download only photograph we select or batch download all.

For Facebook the option is broader because of the way we organized the social network, ie from the Facebook tab we will be able to select the photos you climb, album or even photos tagged us. 

 
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