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Combining Two Animated GIFs on One Canvas - Drop & Drag Solution
Hello,
I have two animated GIFs. I want to combine them onto one canvas.
I have Adobe Photoshop, ImageReady & Ulead GIF Animator & PhotoImpact.
I can resize one to make it big enough to hold both. But, when I try to copy the second image things go awry.
Is there any program I could use that would easily let me combine these two images into a bigger canvas?
Or, is there some combination of keystrokes you can suggest that wil allow me to cut & paste ALL of the one image int the other? When I try ImageReady, all I get is a slice of one image on al frames of the other.
Thanks!!
Ubee..
I have two animated GIFs. I want to combine them onto one canvas.
I have Adobe Photoshop, ImageReady & Ulead GIF Animator & PhotoImpact.
I can resize one to make it big enough to hold both. But, when I try to copy the second image things go awry.
Is there any program I could use that would easily let me combine these two images into a bigger canvas?
Or, is there some combination of keystrokes you can suggest that wil allow me to cut & paste ALL of the one image int the other? When I try ImageReady, all I get is a slice of one image on al frames of the other.
Thanks!!
Ubee..
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IF I were doing this, I would do the individual frames in Photoshop, and then use Gif Animator to assemble them.
However, you might want to think about an easier way - I don't know what you are using these for, but you should be able to run them next to one another on a web page, etc.
However, you might want to think about an easier way - I don't know what you are using these for, but you should be able to run them next to one another on a web page, etc.
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Thanks for your reply. Is there any editing program that would be easiest to use? Simplicity & free trial are most important.
Thanks!!
Ubeee...