iMovie (Mac) or Movie Maker (Windows) might also work. Disclaimer: I have not yet tried VideoPad myself, although I’ve seen a couple of good reviews) and see this discussion for importing an image sequence. For a free video editor for home use, see VideoPad (look for the Get It Free section. After exporting images in a sequential number, a dialog window will pop up and asks 'Open 'AlpacaDouga', the animated GIF convert service, in a browser' Then click 'Yes'. The first solution in that thread (VirtualDub) works fine (note that YouTube movies do not loop).Īlternatively, the PNG image sequence exported by FireAlpaca onion skin mode can be combined to make a movie file in a video editor instead of using a GIF maker. How to create a GIF animation with AlpacaDouga.

There are several solutions in this discussion, for example. If you are asking is it possible to post animated GIFs (is that what ”posing to take flue like gigs” means?) to YouTube, you will need to first convert the GIFs to a true movie format in some other software (I think of animated GIFs as a special image format rather than a true movie format). If I completely misunderstood your question, my apologies and could you please post again with more detail/explanation.

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