Last of the days I was looking for a Gif maker which give me total package of making smart Gif. But didn’t find these types of app. Then I was trying to full-fill my expectation by discover the app . I have tried all of the Gif maker on App store. At first I was being confused to see the reviews. I don’t know why people has given much negative review in this app. When I was start using the app then I discover that this is the best ‘Gif Maker’ I have ever used.Simply you can use it. After installed just take videos or photos & converted to Gif. Various ways it has that you can edit videos or photos. You can even edit live photo to Gif, slo-mo, lop Gif also. The outcome of the Gif I have made these are high quality although while I making them it looking not good but after that you check the Gif you made, it’s supperv. 👌👌Most entertaining thing is that you can also make funny meme by using photos. It put takes a very short time to make Gif. I am sure that it’s quicker than the others Gif maker.Already I make some Gif by editing videos & photos. The Gifs are looks like professional. I love being creative and the app lets me do that.👍👍👍👍Loved it.❤️❤️❤️❤️

This is a paid subscription app; thats fine. When opening this app for the first time, you have some intro informational pages that come up, sharing features/etc. After that, the subscription page comes up. Upon first look, the only option is to upgrade to the subscription, or start the 3-day trial, but in the top corner there is a fairly small opaque X that blends in to the page; thats not fine. This is a business tactic i’ve been seeing more frequently online and in person, technically having options or offering different levels of services, but visually designing it -not for specials or emphasized options to stand out more- but for lower tier options to blend in or seem as if they aren’t actually an option, by lack of outlining, colors blending in, that kind of thing. IMO thats very ethically questionable as a business practice. A real life example is a car wash having premium waxing options, yada yada, which are all outlined and colorful and contrasting to the background. Then there is “technically” a standard wash option, but its coloring is very similar to the background, it has no outline, and is further away from the other options. Advertising and emphasizing features a business wants to push makes sense and is reasonable, but needing to play Where’s Waldo to find a standard service or not sign up to a subscription is extraordinary.

A lot of people are complaining that it's not clear how to cancel and they're getting charged when the 3 days is up. Here's how you do it. You don't do it through the app itself, you do it through your iPhone settings. Go to Settings/iTunes and App Store, tap Apple ID at the top, tap View Apple ID, then sign into your Apple account. Scroll down and tap Subscriptions. In the list of your subscriptions, scroll down and tap GIF Maker. Then tap Cancel Subscription, which will be at the bottom. You may have to scroll down to see it.You'll still be able to use the free trial until the 3 days is up, and when it's up, you won't be charged, just the premium features will go away. Every single time I sign up for a free trial, I immediately go to the app store and do this so that way the trial will just expire without charging me, and I've never once been charged. Because I know if I like the trial and decide to get the premium, the option to do that manually will always be there, so there's no need to have it happen automatically.******************************Review: this app is NOT worth $9.99 a month at ALL. When converting a movie to a gif, it limits you to 10 seconds. It hardly has any features or options. Dopameme can do everything it can do for free, plus a ton of other things this app doesn't do. If it would let me make a gif longer than 10 seconds, I would have paid for the upgrade just because it does convert the video to gif fast and with good quality. But most of the gifs I want to make are around 30 seconds, so I can't use it.

Giving only the ability to make TWO gifs from video to those who do not have premium is extraordinarily limiting and may even make people not want this app. Not everyone has the means to pay this kind of money every month to MAKE A GIF! Sure, paying to have features like effects and filters, I get that. But paying to be able to make more than 2 GIFs is ridiculous. The reason for 4 stars is cause the gifs can be made pretty long and the quality is overall good. But, again, I would love to be able to make as many of them as I want without having to pay to just simply make them. GIPHY has an app that allows you to make as many as you want (granted, I’m not a huge fan of how the quality is sometimes and sometimes it gets screwy, which is why I came to this one). Just a tip going ahead. Most people looking for GIF creation apps are looking for something they don’t have to pay for and they can just make things real easy with. Also, nothing in your case, people want one where they don’t get an obnoxious watermark of the app name in the corner cause they’re making them “for free”. It’s a GIF, they’re not making jewelry.

The app is cool and very easy to use, but if you don’t plan on paying for it, don’t waste your time. This app only allows you create TWO gifs for free (with limited features and ads every 30 seconds or so). When you try to share (save) your third gif, you will be sent to the page where you must subscribe to the premium version or the fun ends there. Most legitimate apps allow you to use them to create unlimited files that are limited in length/size or premium features as long as you don’t mind watching some ads. I’m very disappointed by the greed exhibited by the owners/creators of this app. The ad revenue isn’t enough? They really need to force users to pay a ridiculous amount for a subscription? What about a reasonable price of less than $5 to use the app without premium features? That would be a little easier to swallow.I’ve lived long enough to know that nothing worth having is actually free, but a silly GIF creator that makes you watch a crazy amount of ads seems like something that could remain free (or reasonably priced) without the premium features.

Would be a decent app if you didn’t have to pay $10/month just to make a simple gif. That’s such a scam. I can make gifs for cheaper and even free elsewhere. I will be deleting this app. I enjoyed it for the first two gifs I made, but that didn’t just “give me a taste of the app” (dev’s words on another review) and make me wanna buy premium, it just made me realize how scummy these guys are. I hope no other customers are easily fooled by that. Having premium as a feature is fine, but restricting the amount you can use this app’s free features is NOT. It’s misleading and frustrating. It would be perfectly fine to have unlimited basic gifs, just with ads. I see the developer has noted other people’s reviews with similar concerns from YEARS AGO, but here I am in 2024 still having the same issues. You guys don’t really care, you just want to look like you do while you keep trying to shell money out of people’s pockets. I’m not spending $10/month to make more than two stupid gifs when I only make gifs once in a while. Ridiculous and money hungry. So sick of this behavior from app makers and companies alike. Do better.

Great app good experience overall except 1 thing when making a gif it said I ran out of credit and I think you shouldn’t force your users into paying for something that they have to make themselves not saying the premium option should be removed but you should just make it so those who don’t get premium can still ur your services but with ads that way you still make money from those who don’t have the extra money to pay for a premium subscription sadly because of this I had to delete this overall great app but if you could change the policy it wouldn’t negatively affect your income and it would positively affect your users maybe just increase the amount of ads slightly to balance it out

It's very quick and easy to do, it's nice if you ever need that one gif to send to your friends that no one else has made, use this app for about 3 times and then you get to uninstall and find an alternative one because it will start to bring up a subscription screen when you attempt to save anything! (Don't wanna be rude but I'm trying to be honest with this review, trying to get people to pay 10 dollars a month for something as small as making gifs is just gonna send them away from your app because I don't know who would want to make a purchase like that unless they are some professional gif maker, I think ads alone would have been fine)

I’m really hoping that I can find some instructions (so far online and and multiple You Tube searches have proved futile) on saving the background on my first project (meme.) When I choose to tap what seems like the intuitively obvious way, nothing happens and my meme goes back to the orange template that it it at first. I’m wondering if I am not allowed to do that and certain other things on the app because it’s just a trial. If so that is a terrible brick wall placed there by Brain Craft LTD. How do I know if I want to spend that kind of $ on a little app that I am not able to use all the tools it takes to create memes. Memes are what I’m interested in creating. If I’m able to get some sort of Text Support to see if it’s me just being a knuckle head. If so… I’ll update my review but so far it’s not looking good, and I’ll probably cancel tomorrow so I don’t forget to on day 3. And end up paying for a whole month on a lousy app that I can’t, or are too PO to use

After you make two gifs, the app prevents you from making any more. It forces you to subscribe to the premium version of the app for a renewable $10 per month (that’s more than Netflix). If your app is called gif maker, I expect to be able to make gifs with the free version. Maybe sit through some ads, or deal with a limited feature set, but you just can’t make gifs beyond the first two. Another horrendous feature is this app is overloaded with ads. As a former app developer, I get it. Free apps should have ads to generate revenue, but this app goes overboard, forcing you to sit through two ads before making one gif is a bit much. For what it’s worth, when I was able to make gifs, this app showed promise. I’d be open to supporting it if it were designed better and offered more on the free side than two gifs and you’re done.