Unfortunately Zoom doesn’t support animated GIFs and lets you add only static PNG, JPG and BMP files to use with its virtual clipping background. But there is a workaround, so keep reading to ...

Add a short CSS class to an HTML Web page to use animated and stationary GIF images as the page's background. Open an HTML document and find the document's head section. Paste the following code ...

set the background color, etc. Take your time to play with options and then proceed to create the output. Use Save as button to create and store animated GIF to any folder on your PC. Now press ...

First of all, you need to access Chrome Web Store and search for this Google GIFs Chrome Extension. Or, you can grab this extension here from chrome.google.com. Once the extension is installed ...