Project Description
The simple way of making GIF.
You can make gif with image urls or PIL image list.
Installation
The recommended way to install is via pip
$ pip install pypygifmaker
Getting Started
from pygifmaker.pygifmaker import GifMaker
gifmaker = GifMaker()
- output_filename: ex) "output.gif"
- images: List of image src
- fps: 1 frame per second
- loop: 0 for infinite 1 for once
If you want to make GIF with image urls
images = [## Image src]
GifMaker.Make(output_filename, images, fps, loop)
If you want to make GIF with PIL images
pil_images = [## PIL Image]
GifMaker.PIL(output_filename, pil_images, fps, loop)
Support
If you find an bug, have any questions about how to use py-gifmaker or have suggestions for improvements then feel free to file an issue on the Github project page.
License
All of the code contained here is licensed by the MIT.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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