HOW TO CREATE AN ANIMATED GIF WITH PYTHON?

 HOW TO CREATE AN ANIMATED GIF WITH PYTHON?

Animated GIFs are a type of image that contains many images with little difference. These are then played backwards like cartoons. Don’t even think of it as a flip-book with a slightly different sticker on each page. When you scroll through a book, the image appears to move .

You can create your own animated GIFs using Python program language and Pillow package.

let's get started!

what you will need?

You need to have Python installed on your computer. You can download it from the Python website or use Anaconda. You need a pillow. If you are using Anaconda, Pillow is already installed.

Otherwise, you will need to install a pillow. Here's how to do it with a hose:

python3 -m tube inserter pillow

Once Pillow is installed, you are ready to create a GIF!

makes animations

There should be multiple photo frames to make animated GIF. If you have a good point-and-shot or DSLR camera, you can usually take continuous photos very quickly using their high speed settings.

If you want your GIF to look beautiful, you'll need to use a tripod or hold your camera in a solid place before taking those photos.

You can use Pillows to create a series of pictures and turn that series into a GIF. In this article you'll learn how to use the same technique to create an animated GIF.

You'll learn how to take sequential pictures (JPGs) and convert them into animated GIFs. Create a new file and name it gif_maker.py. Enter the following code:

import bulb

Image import from PIL

def make_gif(frame_fold):

    frame = [image.open(image) image in glob.glob(f "{frame_folder}/*.jpg")]

    single frame = frame[0]

    frame_one.save("my_awesome.gif", format = "gif", append_image = frame,

               save_all = true, length = 100, loop = 0)

    

__name__ == "__main__" means:

    make_gif("/path/to/photos")

Here you enter the Python glob module and the Pillow image section. When you switch on your make_gif() function, you use glob to search for JPG files.

Note: You should send real path instead of using owner in above code

The next step is to create a Python list of image images. If your images are large, you may want to add an extension so that the GIF itself isn't too large! If you don't, you can take all the photos and convert them into one big file. To learn more see How to Increase Image Size with Pillows!

As soon as you get your Python image list, you tell Pillow to save() the GIF using the first image in your Python list. To accomplish this, you need to directly tell the pillow that the design is set to "GIF." You can also visit your photo frame on the append_images page. You have to set the save_all parameter to true.

The duration of each frame can be set in milliseconds. In this example, you can use it as 100 ms. Finally, you set the loop to 0 (zero), which means you want to keep the GIF on top of it permanently. If you put it a number greater than zero, it will lock on and off multiple times.

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