Step 1: Open the App and Choose a Mode

Launch the app on your Windows device.

On the home screen, you’ll see two main options:

• Photo To GIF

• Prizma Filter

If you want to create an animated GIF, click Photo To GIF.

Step 2: Import Your Photos or Video

For Photos:

1. Select multiple images from your device

2. The images will appear in sequence

For Video:

1. Choose a video file

2. The app will load it for trimming and conversion

Make sure your files are clear and properly ordered for the best result.

Step 3: Crop and Adjust Frames

Before creating the GIF:

1. Adjust the crop area using the selection box

2. Reposition the frame to focus on the subject

3. Use options like:

   • Flip (horizontal/vertical)

   • Rotate left or right

Click Next or Continue after adjusting.

Step 4: Arrange Frames (For Photo GIFs)

If you’re using multiple photos:

1. Check the order of images

2. Rearrange if needed

3. Ensure smooth visual flow from one frame to another

Good sequencing makes the animation feel natural.

Step 5: Adjust GIF Speed

1. Open the GIF Speed panel

2. Use the slider to control timing per frame

• Faster speed = quick animation

• Slower speed = smoother, more detailed motion

Preview changes as you adjust.

Step 6: Apply Effects and Filters

Enhance your GIF visually:

1. Go to GIF Effects or Filters

2. Choose from available styles

3. Apply effects to improve color and tone

Keep effects balanced so the animation stays clear.

Step 7: Add Frames or Borders (Optional)

1. Open Border Frames

2. Select a frame style

3. Apply it around your GIF

This works well for social sharing or themed visuals.

Step 8: Use Prizma Filters (Optional)

If you want an artistic look:

1. Go back and select Prizma Filter mode

2. Choose from different artistic styles

3. Apply the filter to your image before creating the GIF

This adds a creative, stylized feel to your animation.

Step 9: Preview Your GIF

Before saving:

• Play the animation

• Check speed and transitions

• Review effects and overall quality

Make adjustments if anything feels too fast, slow, or heavy.

Step 10: Save Your GIF

1. Click Save GIF or Export

2. Choose your preferred format:

   • GIF (for animation)

   • JPG or PNG (for still images)

   • MP4 (for video format)

3. Select a location on your device

Step 11: Use or Share Your Creation

Once saved, you can:

• Share on social platforms

• Send via messaging apps

• Use in creative projects or presentations