I have created a GIF in Vyond and imported it to Storyline 360. I then use ezgif.com to make the Storyline file into a GIF. However when I import the GIF file into Rise it's display is too large for the banner size and the image is extremely grainy. Can someone explain to me how I should resize the GIF? I have attached my Storyline file and a link to my Rise course.
It looks like your goal is to add a GIF to the header image in a Rise 360 course.
The original Vyond file was a MP4 file, is that right? Could you convert the MP4 file directly to a GIF file without involving Storyline 360? I don't have experience using EZGif.com, but it looks like there's an option to convert a MP4 to a GIF file.
Hey! I fixed it. I went into Adobe Premiere and processed the MP4 as 1920x1080 and exported to Animated GIF. It's better to use Premiere Pro if you have it so that you can increase the ratio and quality. I was using EZGIF and the ratios are smaller. Your support staff helped me figure out it was sizing. thank you!
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Hi Jackie!
It looks like your goal is to add a GIF to the header image in a Rise 360 course.
The original Vyond file was a MP4 file, is that right? Could you convert the MP4 file directly to a GIF file without involving Storyline 360? I don't have experience using EZGif.com, but it looks like there's an option to convert a MP4 to a GIF file.
Give that a try, and let me know how that goes!
Thank you for that suggestion Alyssa but it did not make a difference. The GIF still appears large and distorted.
Ah, sorry that didn't work, Jackie! In that case, I'd like our Support team to take a look at the GIF file.
Would you mind sending us the GIF file by clicking here? We'll give it a test on our side!
Any update on this? I love using GIF's as my animated cover but it becomes quite pixelated.
Hi Emily! Thanks for reaching out! Could you please share your GIF with us by clicking here? Then please let us also know how the GIF was created?
Hey! I fixed it. I went into Adobe Premiere and processed the MP4 as 1920x1080 and exported to Animated GIF. It's better to use Premiere Pro if you have it so that you can increase the ratio and quality. I was using EZGIF and the ratios are smaller. Your support staff helped me figure out it was sizing. thank you!