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  1. Tools Tips Tricks

Capture animated NFT

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Last updated 3 years ago

It is easy to right-click and save an image, but for animated NFTs, this can be more difficult. These two applications allow you to record your screen and save the file as a gif. This format is a popular one for social media.

  • For Mac users, I recommend

  • For PC users, I recommend

If you have a collection of images and wish to turn them into a gif, the two I recommend (both web browser-based) are:

  • - free and is very popular

  • - free with a variety of download options

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