WhatsApp: You Didn't Know About This GREAT Trick, What You Can Do With It

WhatsApp has a great trick that you probably didn't know about because it's hard to find in the application, here's how you can use it, and what you can do with it.

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WhatsApp it has an extremely interesting trick that you can use, and more than likely you didn't know that such a thing was available in the application, especially since it's not exactly something that "jumps into your eyes" when you open it. I'm talking about the fact that the application allows us to very quickly transform a video clip into a GIF image, all in just a few seconds, but the function itself is not so easy to find in the WhatsApp application, but must be searched through its menus.

WhatsApp implemented the function of making animated GIF images from video clips some time ago, but a lot of people don't know about it because the option only appears in certain conditions in phones. This means that you will have to search for the function based on the instructions below, but once you find it, it will allow you to make animated GIF images with WhatsApp in just a few seconds to send them to whoever you want, they are very large smaller than video clips.

WhatsApp: You Didn't Know About This GREAT Trick, What You Can Do With It

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WhatsApp allows you to make animated GIF images from video clips if in a conversation you select the option to add pictures/video, select a video, and reduce its duration to a maximum of 6 seconds. To reduce the duration of a video clip in WhatsApp, you must use the slider that you see in the upper part of the WhatsApp interface, where there are small preview images for the clip, and you can select any part of it to turn it into a GIF image .

WhatsApp it will not automatically show the GIF option if you select a video clip that is longer than 6 seconds, but after reducing its size, you will automatically see the option. The GIF image is automatically created when you press the send button, and it will reach the contact you want to send to, WhatsApp does everything immediately, but GIF images have a much worse resolution than video clips.

WhatsApp it substantially reduces the quality of a GIF image compared to that of a video, and this is because it has a very small size, so a good part of the quality will be lost, unfortunately.