WebCapture vs Video2Gif Plus

This app can take capture of full web page and save to Photos. ◉ Capture • full page screenshot (whole page) • visible area screenshot • can save captured image to Photos automatically ◉ Safari extension • The web page you are viewing in Safari that can capture directly (recommend use App to capture very long page, because Safari extension app get small amount of memory) ◉ Detect URL • can detect URL of clipboard automatically (you can copy of URL to capture from Safari browser) ◉ Dark mode • supports dark mode in iOS 13. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Video to GIF lets you extract and convert video files into animated GIFs or APNGs with just one tap. It is an ideal tool for creating animated content, banners, and slideshows from videos. Easily generate animated GIFs or APNGs from your local videos, and customize the frame speed and output size to your preference. Features: ∙ Video preview ∙ Display original video dimensions ∙ Play, fast-forward, or rewind for precise frame selection ∙ Frame slider for accurate frame seeking ∙ Set custom frames per second (FPS) for the output GIF/APNG ∙ Adjust the output GIF/APNG dimensions ∙ Set animation play count or loop animation ∙ Preview animated GIF/APNG before saving ∙ Display output file size and dimensions ∙ Save GIF/APNG to Camera Roll or Documents Quick Start Guide: 1. Tap the [+] Plus button to load a video from your library or capture a new one using the camera. 2. (Optional) Preview the video. 3. Use the time slider to select the frame range you want to capture. 4. Go to the Settings panel: - Set the animation loop option. - Choose the desired frame rate (FPS). - Adjust the output dimensions. 5. Return to the Main View: - Press the Run button and wait for processing to complete. 6. Once the process is done, preview the animated GIF. 7. Tap the Save button to store the file in Camera Roll or Documents. About GIF The Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) is a bitmap image format developed by a team at CompuServe, led by American computer scientist Steve Wilhite, and released on June 15, 1987. Animated GIFs consist of multiple frames within a single file, utilizing a graphic control extension to create motion. These animations can loop indefinitely or stop after a specified number of sequences. About APNG Animated Portable Network Graphics (APNG) is an extension of the PNG format that allows for animated images similar to GIFs, but with support for 24-bit color and 8-bit transparency, which GIFs lack. APNG files remain backward-compatible with non-animated PNGs, making them a versatile alternative. Thanks for your support! Visit nitrio.com for more great iOS apps.