Back on October 11, the Android team detailed a new feature for Android 7.1, known as “image keyboard support.” With this, app developers could build in ... directly input GIF images right ...

Did you know you can create GIFs on an Android phone? You can turn your favorite ... Note: You’ll only perform steps 2 to 4 the first time you create a GIF. Step 5: The app uses the front ...

While WhatsApp has supported GIF sharing for a long time, there's a weird quirk ... GIFs shared in conversations in the latest beta build of Android v2.23.10.2. Currently, if you share a GIF ...

If you have all the frames of your GIF ready as separate images, you can build the GIF in Google Photos ... able to take Motion Photos, where every time you snap a photo, a short video clip ...

Google's third-party keyboard Gboard added a quick way to create reaction GIFs on iOS last January. Now the feature is starting to show up on some Android handsets, as first noted by Android Police.

Imagine you’re walking with your Android phone in your pocket, and each time you reach for it, a different animation appears on your screen. Maybe it’s a GIF of Mario jumping or a surfer ...

It appears that through Gboard, you can make your own GIF. To make your own GIF, head into the keyboard and tap the Emoji icon. From there, tap the GIF button and you should see the Make a GIF option.