FPS is not usually critical factor for screen recordings where your purpose is to demostrate the UI element interaction. Set animated GIF frames per second to low number like 3 -5 frames per second. You can do further cropping in GIFBrewery. Resize your browser window, zoom out fonts, use lower resolution and such tricks. Try to make the target area as small as possible.
Note: I had a bug in GIFBrewery where the animation colors got screwed up if I tried to to move starting frame (probably related to h264 key framing?). You could do it by hand with free software, but GIFBrewery provides nice “tune settings and see live preview” style functionality which saves a lot of your valuable time. I found GIFBrewery (~5 USD) suitable for this purpose. mov file needs to be post-processed to animated GIF. Converting the screen capture video to animated GIF Just choose File > New Screen Recording and choose the area which you want to recordĢ. Screencast videos can be recorded with OSX’s own QuickTime player – no additional applications needed (since OSX Lion?). QuickTime player works scaring well.
#Screen record gif mac how to
Here are short instructions how to create animated GIF screen recordings on OSX. Animated GIFs work well on lower frate rates.Animated GIFs compress OK’ish on graphical content where there are big plain color areas.Autoplay! When your clip is 1-3 seconds you really don’t want to put it behind play button.You can embed them almost anywhere and they just work ( even on Github README).(The example screen capture courtesy of jQuery Interdependencies) Animated GIF images are a good method for demonstrating your application, library or framework UI functionality and features: as one picture tells more than thousand words, one animation tells more than your average megapolis telephone directory.
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