Merge all of the layers together that you do NOT want to animate and copy them into your Photoshop document first.Determine which elements you want animated, and which layers you don’t.Open Illustrator file containing vector artwork.Since this is a vector icon created in Adobe Illustrator, I’ll just copy and paste my elements in one at a time. This will allow you to animate specific elements. or copy and paste layers between programs.) It’s important, however, to make sure you keep your layers separated. importing layers from programs like Illustrator, Procreate, etc. Import your artwork into your PSD document! There are a lot of ways to do this (i.e. Step 2: Separate your artwork into layers Step 1: Select the illustration/artwork/icon you’d like to animateįor this tutorial, I will be using a vector icon to keep things nice and simple. This can get a bit more tricky, but if you stay organized, and follow my steps, you’ll get through it in a breeze! However, for an illustration, you start with 0 frames, which means you need to create your own. Many of the steps in both tutorials are similar, however, this process is slightly more complex. When you’re creating a GIF out of a video, you’re taking existing frames from the video and editing them down to create a GIF. To learn more, head to .Īre you interested in creating a simple animated GIF out of your illustration/vector/artwork? You’ve come to the right place! However, before I walk you through this article, if you haven’t already created an animated GIF from a video using Photoshop, that might be a good first step! Hey designers, attend our all-inclusive soul-fulfilling three-day design retreat, WMC: Off-The-Grid, this October 5 – 7th.
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