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We used an internal Chrome extension to capture the gifs. There also seem to be some externally available GIF capturing tools, like https://chrome.google.com/we
by ljusten 4y ago
We used an internal Chrome extension to capture the gifs. There also seem to be some externally available GIF capturing tools, like https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-capture-screenshot/ggaabchcecdbomdcnbahdfddfikjmphe?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-capture-scr... (disclaimer: I haven't tried those). We then used https://ezgif.com/optimize https://ezgif.com/optimize to remove dupe/unwanted frames, tweak timings and compress the gif. The actual content was done in Google Slides.
- c7b 4y agoAwesome, thanks for replying here! If I may be greedy: I suppose you used something else for capturing the command prompt gif?
- ljusten 4y agoNope, luckily we still partially work from home and use Chrome Remote Desktop. The command prompt was running on my Windows machine, which I accessed remotely, so I could capture it with the extension. That wouldn't have worked if I had been in the office that day.