#I wanna be a rockstar gif full#

Click the drop down button just underneath each frame image (circled in red in the image below).

Now, back in the Animation/Timeline palette menu, click Select All Frames. If you do not see thumbnail icons of all your layers in the Animation/Timeline palette, click the icon in the lower right corner (the hover text will say “Convert to Frame Animation”). Make sure you are in frame view, not timeline view. Now we will change the duration of each frame.This will take each layer in your document and set it as an individual frame in the animation. You can also click Reverse Frames if needed. In the Animation/Timeline palette menu (found under this button at the top right corner of the palette: ), click Make Frames From Layers.In the middle of the palette, you will see a button with a drop-down allowing you to choose either “Create Video Timeline” or “Create Frame Animation.” You want to choose & then click the Create Frame Animation button. For Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud): Open the Timeline palette ( Window > Timeline ).For Photoshop CS6: Open the Timeline palette ( Window > Timeline ).

For Photoshop CS5: Open the Animation palette ( Window > Animation).This next step differs depending on what version of Photoshop you have:.Rearrange the layers into the correct order, if necessary. This should import the files you selected as individual layers in your document. When the “Load Layers” window pops up, click Browse to select & open your image files, and then click OK. Click File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack.Gather the images you want to animate into one folder.You can find special programs online to do this, but with some of the new features of Adobe Photoshop, it’s quite fast and simple.

#I wanna be a rockstar gif full#

Let’s say you have a folder full of images that you want to sequence together as frames in an animated GIF.