You’re done! Now all you need to do is save it out.
To animate the text, go over to your layers panel (making sure you have the text layer selected) turn the opacity down to 0%. To create a second frame, click the ‘Duplicate Selected Frames’ button at the bottom of the Timeline panel. It will be displayed for 1 second (you can change this by clicking on the time displayed on the frame). You already have your first frame set up. In your Timeline panel there are numbered boxes, these are frames. You don’t have to create an exact copy of what we have, just make sure your text layer is separate to the background layer. In the GIF we are making the text is animated. Your Timeline should look something like this: Next, in the Timeline panel, if it's not automatically selected, click "Create Frame Animation" from the dropdown menu. This will let you turn different layers on and off at different time periods, turning your static image into a GIF. To open the Timeline panel, go to the top navigation and choose Window > Timeline. Open Adobe Photoshop and create a canvas (File > New) with the dimensions 1100x450 pixels.
Here’s an example of what we are going to make: GIFs are pretty simple to make and can be as complicated as you like! If you have access to Adobe Photoshop and a few minutes spare, you can create an animated GIF in no time. They are often used in Marketing to grab the users attention and draw them to social posts, webpages or deals. Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) is a file format that supports animation, a hybrid of a still image and video.
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