Pretty simple. Go to a gif website and rightclick on the gif you want. save it to ur files then upload it to ur pfp.
How do you get a GIF as a profile?
Great, now we can all be ADHD together...?
Btw, the OP must have meant an animated GIF. The GIF format includes both static images and animations.
Support for animated avatars is being removed from the site. So, if you didn’t have one before, you won’t be able to add one. Existing ones will stop working in the near future.
Nevertheless...the OP meant animated GIF.
Webp is a horrible standard, by the way.
Support for animated avatars is being removed from the site. So, if you didn’t have one before, you won’t be able to add one. Existing ones will stop working in the near future.
*sobs*
Nevertheless...the OP meant animated GIF.
Webp is a horrible standard, by the way.
How so
Nevertheless...the OP meant animated GIF.
Webp is a horrible standard, by the way.
How so
Poor Application Support: Many image editors, desktop applications, and some CMS systems (like older WordPress versions) have struggled with native support, forcing users to convert files.
Annoying User Experience: Users frequently encounter issues saving, sharing, or opening .webp files, which may download as browser-only files or fail to upload to social media.
Technical Limitations: It only supports 8-bit color depth, which is insufficient for HDR imaging compared to modern alternatives like AVIF or HEIC.
Confusing Content Types: The file extension does not immediately indicate if the file is a still image or an animation (similar to, but more restrictive than, GIF).
Obsoletion by Better Standards: Newer, more efficient formats like AVIF and JPEG XL offer better performance and features, making WebP a "middle-child" standard.
How???