How to Make an Animated Gif with Adobe Image Ready

I needed a way to make an animated gif with a size requirement of 125 x 125 for an ad spot that I won on www.earningstep.com.Here are the steps that I used to create the animated gif.

1. Open up Adobe Image Ready with the size that you want.
2. Open up the photos that you have for you animated gif.
3. Go to Window then to Animation so you can open the animation window.
4. Then start dragging your pictures that you opened up in step 2 into the new image.
5. Then go to the animation window and hit the triangle that is pointing to the right then Click make frames from layers.
6. Then delete the background image from the animation window.
7. You want to slow the speed down of your animation. So I picked 1 sec, but you can go from no delay to 10 seconds. In the animation window under your pictures it be .01 right click on the mouse to show the speeds.
11. Once everything looks right then go to File then to Save Optimized as and this will allow you to save as a gif file.

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September 16, 2009 | Filed Under Technology

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  1. EarningStepNo Gravatar on September 16th, 2009 9:07 pm

    so this is how you did.. well.. nice and simple
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  2. Greg EllisonNo Gravatar on September 16th, 2009 10:28 pm

    It was very simple to do, and I thought I would have to download another program to do the animated gif. Greg Ellison

  3. Ridiculous bloggerNo Gravatar on September 17th, 2009 4:58 am

    I am also a winner there!

    Is Adobe Image REady available for Windows XP version 1?
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  4. Greg EllisonNo Gravatar on September 17th, 2009 6:13 am

    It cost money from Adobe. It should work on sp1. Greg Ellison

  5. Jared P LittleNo Gravatar on September 18th, 2009 10:16 pm

    yes pretty slick how you did it. Nice easy instruction need to go and see if I got a copy of this software in my archive somewhere.

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