Oh, it may perfectly encapsulate your feelings or that one special moment of your favorite TV show, but then you upload it to Tumblr and it stubbornly refuses to actually animate.
Deleting the post before anybody sees it is just the first step -- after that comes fixing the GIF so the problem doesn't happen again. Tumblr enforces strict limits on both the pixel dimensions and the file size of images you upload. Animated GIFs in particular may not be wider than pixels or larger than one megabyte.
If an animated GIF exceeds the limit in file size, dimensions or both, Tumblr will automatically resize it once it's done uploading.
For some GIFs, the file size is too large in high-resolution. The thumbnail may animate correctly, but the image is static when it is clicked and viewed at full size. If none of the GIFs on Tumblr work, it may be due to a problem with your browser or computer resources. Tumblr posts often include multiple GIFs; if several GIF-heavy posts load on your Tumblr dashboard at the same time, it can tax your system resources and slow down or stop the animation of several GIF sets.
GIF file format provides an ideal medium where users can share funny captions with ease. Some can be so entertaining such that one can opt to save them for later uses. Step 1. The first step is to launch the Tumblr application in your Android device. Step 2. Look for the GIF file that you would download if it's onscreen. Click on it, and you will then be provided with a search field to type in the name of the specific GIF.
Click on Enter after writing its keyword. Step 3. Tap on the specific GIF that you would want to download and hold. A popup window with Share Photo and Download Photo button will be displayed.
Click on the Download Photo option. The downloaded GIF will be saved in your phone's storage in a folder called Tumblr. It is common nowadays to come along a series of animated GIFs online, and especially on Tumblr. The best posts can go viral in a matter of hours. GIFs strike the perfect balance between imagery and video. They're short, dynamic, and don't have any audio — so they're perfect for telling mini-stories or showing a short series of scenes that can be viewed and shared easily on both the desktop web and mobile devices.
Most users take scenes from videos to make GIFs that they can post to their blogs, or they simply scour the web for existing GIFs of music videos, memes, TV shows or movies that someone else has already made. Giphy is just one good source of popular GIFs that Tumblr users can take advantage of when they want to include dynamic visual content in their posts and reblogged captions.
Interestingly enough, Tumblr noticed the big trend in how users were regularly inserting GIFs into their reblogged post captions and introduced a GIF-making feature to help them out with that. You can now easily find and insert GIFs into Tumblr captions without having to upload them first from your computer. On the desktop web, anytime you reblog a post you can click on a small plus sign button that appears to the left of the caption area, which pulls up some formatting options.
One of those options is a GIF button, which allows you to search through existing GIFs already on Tumblr to preview and then insert them into your caption. Considering how popular the image format is on Tumblr, it makes sense that the blogging platform would launch its own built-in GIF creator tool.
This will save users a lot of time and hassle from resorting to using third-party tools and then have to upload them to Tumblr. Now, whenever you plan to post a single photo or photoset on Tumblr through the mobile app, you get the option to turn any of your videos or photo busts into GIFs before you post them. It's super simple to do, and you can bet you'll get more likes and reblogs from it since Tumblr users adore this type of content.
Here's how to start making your own GIFs through the Tumblr app. Click through to the next slide to see some visual screenshots. You need to have the most recent version of the Tumblr mobile app installed on your iOS or Android device. GIFs can only be created from within the app and not on Tumblr.
Open up the Tumblr app on your device and sign into your account if necessary. From at the menu at the bottom of the screen, tap the Compose button located in the very middle marked by a pencil icon.
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