Spice up Your LaTeX Document with Animated GIFs: A How-To Guide!

Are you tired of boring, static documents? Want to add some life to your LaTeX projects? Look no further! In this tutorial, we'll show you how to easily add animated GIFs to your LaTeX documents using the animate package. Watch as we take you step-by-step through the process and bring your LaTeX projects to life! Impress your colleagues, classmates, and professors with eye-catching animations. Don't settle for plain text - add some pizzazz to your documents today!
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imagemagick.or...
👨‍💻 Source code:
magick convert -coalesce images/giphy.gif images/giphy.png
\begin{figure}[ht]
\centering
\animategraphics[autoplay,loop,width=0.5\textwidth]{100}{images/giphy-}{0}{96}
\caption{A caption for the animation}
\end{figure}
🎥 Content of this video:
00:00 - What you will learn
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#LaTeX #documentpreparation #typesetting #technicalwriting #academicwriting #animation #GIFs #animatepackage #latexpackages #documentdesign

[@carlosvidal274]

Thank you Federico.

[@FedericoTartarini]

You are welcome

[@ghitabencheikh5839]

Thank you !

[@FedericoTartarini]

You are welcome

[@swarajsahoo2369]

Thank you sir

[@FedericoTartarini]

You are welcome. Thank you for writing a comment

[@bankich9388]

Ciao! Complimenti per il canale! Vorrei sapere se fosse possibile rendere universale il pdf: cioè se le gif animate si possano vedere anche con Preview di MacOs o qualsiasi altro PDF viewer

[@FedericoTartarini]

Ciao, scusami ma non so se si può fare. Proverò a vedere se trovo una soluzione

[@tooniatoonia2830]

Nice 👌
How to efficiently do this on overleaf?

[@FedericoTartarini]

I would highly suggest you not to use overleaf but to compile the document locally with vs code. Then you can sync your document with overleaf if you need to collaborate with other people using either GitHub or Dropbox. I have videos on all the above topics on my channel.

[@sdda1592]

It works perfectly with Overleaf. The animation won't be visible over Overleaf. However, it can be downloaded and played with Okular or adobe reader.

[@lchenarides]

@@sdda1592 I'm working in Overleaf too. I'm getting an error that says "Package animate not found" but I have "\usepackage{animate}" written into my preamble. What could I be missing?

[@SivaSankar-o6s]

@@lchenarides Hey @Ichenarides, did you find a way out?

[@boggless2771]

Does this work with other pdf readers, like chrome, or okular?

[@FedericoTartarini]

Yes it should work fine but I have not tested it.

[@sdda1592]

Works fine with Okular and Adobe Reader.

[@iamnotaskynet9038]

Not works in Chrome, but works in Adobe Reader.