Animated GIF display for iOS app under Mac

Brief introduction

In general, we do a demo, hoping to show the effect to others, but static does not show some animation effect, so generally produced into GIF animated diagram will be conducive to display, this article tells the whole process of making gif. In this process we need to use two software, one is the Mac comes with QuickTime, the other is a good conversion to GIF software Gifbrewery, in the App Store is charged, you can click here to download.

QuickTime Recording

• We found the QuickTime Player open in Launchpad.
  

• Select File –> New screen recording
  

• This small recording tool will appear, click the red dots in the middle to start capturing some of the screen you need to record.
  
  

• When you're done, click Start Recording to record.
  

• Click the mark in the top right corner to stop recording
  

Record iphone Screen

• Above is the recording simulator interface, if you want to record the real machine, but also with QuickTime, in the recording tool's red dot edge up and down to select the phone, the remaining steps are the same as above.
  

Recording video to GIF

QuickTime is recording a video file, not a GIF, to get a GIF motion diagram we also need the above mentioned gifbrewery, click here to download.

• Open it and select the video file we just recorded to open

• Drag the progress bar to the bottom of the set start and set end to set the start and end position of the GIF.
  

• Select GIF Properties to remove the tick of the custom Frame Count and delay, which will make it clearer.
  

• Click Create GIF in the top right corner to create the GIF file and you are done. The effect is as follows.
  

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Animated GIF display for iOS app under Mac