Step 10:Click the “Forever” drop-down menu, then click the amount of times that you want the animation to play. Step 9: Click the “0 sec” drop-down menu under one of the frames, then click the duration for which you want each frame to be displayed. If you want to set a different duration for each frame, this step is not needed. Step 8: Click the Animation panle menu again, then click “Select All Frames.” This allows you to make universal changes to all of your frames at once. Step 7: Click the Animation panel menu at the top-right corner of the Animation panel, then click “Make Frames From Layers.” Step 6: Click “Window” at the top of the Photoshop window, then click “Animation” to display the Animation panel at the bottom of the Photoshop window. The layer that you want to show as the last animation frame should be on top. Step 5: Reorganize your layers in the “Layers” panel at the right side of the window.
Step 4: Press “Enter” on your keyboard to set each image as its’ own layer. Step 3: Open the folder containing your images, press “Ctrl + A” on your keyboard to select all of the files, then drag them to the Photoshop canvas. Step 2: Launch Photoshop CS5.5, click “File” at the top of the window, click “New,” then set the size of the new image to the same dimensions as your existing image. Note that each image must have the same dimensions. Step 1: Group all of your images into the same file.
Make a few adjustments to the animation, then your file is ready to share with the world. This procedure is accomplished by creating a new image in Photoshop that is the same size as the images that you want to include in the animation, then dragging your existing files into the Photoshop canvas. You can easily and quickly create an animated GIF in Photoshop CS5.5.
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