Introduce
Do you want to create this custom GIF clip, that too in your Adobe Premiere Pro? This thing is very easy. If you do not know, then after reading this article today, you will know how to make it. And if you want, you can pick up any MP4 clip as an experiment. There is no need for this, meaning you can pick up any clip, and let me select any clip for the demo. You guys also select the clip according to your choice — whichever clip you want to make into a GIF.
Rest, let me take you directly to the top of the screen, and I will show you how to do it. I will also put some screenshots below the article so that it will be easy for you to see and understand how you have to do it. Let's start the article without any delay. I try to show you guys how to do this in a one-to-two-minute article edit.
Step 1: Select Your Clip
So first of all, you guys have to select your clip — whichever clip you want to make into a GIF. For now, I will select this clip. Inside the article, it may sound strange, but you guys just compress any clip and after compressing, put it in your timeline.
After putting it in the timeline, what do you guys have to do? Let me explain it to you — how can you guys do it.
Step 2: Choose the GIF Section in the Timeline
First of all, you have to choose within the timeline from where to where you want to make the GIF.
To do that, use the Control key, or with the help of these two, you can select the clip — that is, as far as you want to make it animated.
Along with that, by selecting the bracket icon that you see above, you can also do this. The thing you can do is select your clip, and after selecting it, from where you want it animated (i.e., GIF).
Step 3: Go to File and Export
Then after selecting it, what you have to do is go to the File option above. Click on it, and you will get to see a suit button at the bottom. As soon as you click on the Export button, you will get to see another option in front of you.
Inside it, you will have some options like animated clip. After choosing them, you have to select the file location — i.e., where you want to save your clip.
You can select any place in your PC or laptop according to your choice. Whether you have to save it or not, for this I will just put it. You guys can put it if you want or you can skip it because it gets generated randomly automatically.
Step 4: Set Export Settings
After selecting the name, etc., what you guys have to do is go a little further down to the Export Settings. You will get to see the area of Effects and Video.
By going to Effects, you will not see anything, but after going to Video, you will have to select the video. Below it, when you go there, you will get to see an option to change the maximize video — so simply fix it.
If the rest is fine, then let it remain as it is. There is no need to change anything.
Step 5: Export and Save the GIF
Now all you have to do here is click on the Simply Export button.
As you can see, I have clicked on the Export button, and after clicking on it, your clip will be saved in your directory in the folder of your PC.
After that, you do not have to do much — just open any file manager.
Whatever location you had chosen, it will be there. So, you all just remember the file location where you had saved it.
If you want, you can see your file location — it will be in the clip and it will be in GIF form, so you can see it anywhere right now.
Conclusion:
That’s how you can easily create a custom GIF clip using Adobe Premiere Pro.
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