GIFfun for Mac4.2

Simple and clean. Does what it says

Good little app, not quite as full-featured as the late GIFbuilder. Couldn't create a GIF that respected the transparency of my PNGs...?

Tiil work perfect with OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks

this is a perfect must have for those of you who want to use animated gifs, very easy to use, i have found others less apealing for there bad interface and usability but this will get you started. fantastic!

I find this software works great if you make some changes in your images in Photoshop first.After opening in Photoshop and getting the sizes of the images the same, and the quality where yu want them.... you need to go to Image Mode...Indexed color... colors set at 256... forced...Black and white...Dither...none. Then save your images as .png. Ok now they will work good on ... GifFun. If you don't use these steps the gif image will be poor quality. It works great for me on OS X.

Well it does what it says. But due to the fact that it doesn't support dithering, the output from full-color images looks horrible. I'll continue to use GifBuilder for now.

Great little application. Thanks!

With all the discouraging feedback about this little application, I've tested it out and I found it is not so bad for the price...FREE! For those who's not the pros, they can easily create some simple animation gifs without getting into troubles. I've made a sample for those who wonders how this works. This sample is made out of over 22 pics. You may view it here: http://members.shaw.ca/mokintouch3/giffun/index.html BTW, I'm not related to the developer. I'm just a software tester.

wow this is the worst animater i have seen. the output of the image is horrible! looses alot of quality!

Terrible software. The list view that you arrange your images in is buggy. Oftentimes, the items will not insert at the point specified. There is no way to drag more than one item into the window at a time, forcing you to use the Load Folder menu option. This option does not load images in the correct order (it will put 19 before 2 for example, since 19 begins with a 1). It also has trouble dealing with some file paths.

why wont it let me download? it says "you do not have perrmosson to veiw this file* or sometthing

I can only make gifs up to five frames.

Ridiculous is hardly the word for it. It seems like we're dealing with the mentality of Dogville here. http://imdb.com/title/tt0276919/ My question: what other features would anyone throw into a simple GIF-making program without bloating it up into another MS Office? Perhaps you're expecting a full animator suite? What, updates? Do you need a total rework for a '90s file format? Well you got it. It's called SWF. Deal with that. That being said, this program does everything you'd expect a GIF maker would do. It neither falls short, nor does it exceed. Nor does it need to. And it absolutely works on OS X, with the same pop-up drawer. Except the drawer doesn't close with Cmd-T, now that's a strike against them!

GifBuilder hasn't been updated since 2001! Not that this is a great replacement. I've yet to see a good shareware animated gif maker.

Use GifBuilder instead. Gifbuilder is more responsive and creates much smaller files.

What a joke. We had a similar app on Classic Mac OS way back in 1995.

GREAT APP! A must have! You can make ANY animation out of ANY collection of still images!