Gif lesson for mobile 1.Go to google 2. Type in search bar ex "eye roll gif" hit enter 3. Select images as to what your searching
4. Hit the image you want make sure you see Gif in the corner
5. Save image directly to your phone 6. Go back to bump app and click the mountain picture
7. Attach the "image" which is the gif and then hit enter on your phone. It will load right into the text box.
Special note**** I think you can also copy and paste the link of the gif from the internet address as long as it ends in gif after you click on the mountain picture, paste in the box , if you don't want to download them directly.
I had a brief moment of hope @galactickates but then the app tells me the file format is not allowed. Haha. I'll have to sit back and enjoy everyone else's gifs.
For mobile, I installed the Giphy app, then use it to search and download gifs as @galactickates described above. A couple years ago it was super easy to Google search for a gif and then use the .gif URL without having to download the gif. For some reason though, it's a lot harder to get to the .gif URLs than it used to be.
@galactickates lol I love how you're a cheerleader for this! I tried both, but it's really hard to find a gif URL that ends with .gif. So then I downloaded... But my HTC 10 didn't like that, either.
Hmm... I think gify has the links that end in gif. I started having trouble with them too. So I switched to downloading. I feel like I could gif even with my old note 4. Maybe try another gif?
This week was rough and when we were leaving work late today I had a moment. Also the following isn’t a GIF but my grandma sums up in this photo anytime I am excited.
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Re: Friday Gif Party
Gif lesson for mobile
1.Go to google
2. Type in search bar ex "eye roll gif" hit enter
3. Select images as to what your searching
4. Hit the image you want make sure you see Gif in the corner
6. Go back to bump app and click the mountain picture
Special note**** I think you can also copy and paste the link of the gif from the internet address as long as it ends in gif after you click on the mountain picture, paste in the box , if you don't want to download them directly.
For mobile, I installed the Giphy app, then use it to search and download gifs as @galactickates described above. A couple years ago it was super easy to Google search for a gif and then use the .gif URL without having to download the gif. For some reason though, it's a lot harder to get to the .gif URLs than it used to be.
GUYS EXTRA HAPPY FRIDAY NOW