I know how to make GIF's like this:
But that's from one of my daily games that are in progress.
I'm not sure how to make GIF's from a set-up position or something.
Like this:
https://support.chess.com/article/934-how-can-i-make-an-animated-gif-of-my-game
Yeah, I know but is it possible to fir me to create a GIF with my own moves and set-up position?
If not, then thanks anyway.
Yeah, I know but is it possible to fir me to create a GIF with my own moves and set-up position?
If not, then thanks anyway.
That link explained how you can do it from any PGN. So you could use an analysis board to create your position/game/game fragment and use that PGN in the gif maker.
@xiaotonghuang9 Yea, I don’t think you can create a gif without a game u already played
So is that the only way to create a GIF?
For the site and not just from a game you or someone else played, I'm pretty sure that's it.
@xiaotonghuang9 Yea, I don’t think you can create a gif without a game u already played
oh
take a video of it and then use
No that's one of my games how about this
Chess.com allows users to use animated GIFs in various ways, including as profile pictures and in forum posts. Users can upload GIFs directly to their profiles or use the site's GIF maker for creating animated chess game sequences. To use a GIF in a forum post, users can either upload it from their computer or paste the GIF's URL into the comment box.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Profile Pictures:
Chess.com supports animated GIFs for profile pictures.
Users can upload GIFs from their computer through their profile settings.
Ensure the GIF is in a common image format and meets the size requirements.
2. Forum Posts:
Users can insert GIFs into forum posts by uploading them from their computer or by using the URL.
When inserting a GIF via URL, users may need to paste it into the "External Link" box or directly into the comment box.
Sometimes, GIFs might not display immediately, and it may take a moment for them to load.
3. Creating Chess GIFs:
Chess.com offers a GIF maker where users can input a PGN (Portable Game Notation) or URL of a game.
Users can customize the board and pieces before creating the GIF.
The created GIF can then be used in forum posts or as a profile picture.
4. Tips and Troubleshooting:
If a GIF is not displaying correctly, ensure it's in a compatible format and that the URL is correct.
If the animation is too fast, it can be slowed down using external tools like .
Some users have reported issues with GIFs not showing up in forum posts, which may be a temporary glitch or require troubleshooting steps.
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No that's one of my games how about this
Chess.com allows users to use animated GIFs in various ways, including as profile pictures and in forum posts. Users can upload GIFs directly to their profiles or use the site's GIF maker for creating animated chess game sequences. To use a GIF in a forum post, users can either upload it from their computer or paste the GIF's URL into the comment box.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Profile Pictures:
Chess.com supports animated GIFs for profile pictures.
Users can upload GIFs from their computer through their profile settings.
Ensure the GIF is in a common image format and meets the size requirements.
2. Forum Posts:
Users can insert GIFs into forum posts by uploading them from their computer or by using the URL.
When inserting a GIF via URL, users may need to paste it into the "External Link" box or directly into the comment box.
Sometimes, GIFs might not display immediately, and it may take a moment for them to load.
3. Creating Chess GIFs:
Chess.com offers a GIF maker where users can input a PGN (Portable Game Notation) or URL of a game.
Users can customize the board and pieces before creating the GIF.
The created GIF can then be used in forum posts or as a profile picture.
4. Tips and Troubleshooting:
If a GIF is not displaying correctly, ensure it's in a compatible format and that the URL is correct.
If the animation is too fast, it can be slowed down using external tools like .
Some users have reported issues with GIFs not showing up in forum posts, which may be a temporary glitch or require troubleshooting steps.
Happy now it's in quotes (even though it's not an AI generated response).
Make a gif by this by clicking the share button then gif to paste it click the images button then upload file
Make a gif by this by clicking the share button then gif to paste it click the images button then upload file
Do not follow position its really bad
I know how to make GIF's like this:
I'm not sure how to make GIF's from a set-up position or something.
Like this: