Right click on any frame and you will see lot other options. To see all other frames drag the scroll bar to the right side which appears below the window. To edit, click on Edit button, and you’ll see all the frames. There is also an option to edit Frames that you have recorded using GIFCam. If you like the result then Hit Save button to save the result in GIF. To use this different color option, just record the screen first and then try to experiment by changing different color option and hit Preview to see the result. You can save GIF in 6 color reduction formats like Quantize, Nearest, 256 colors, 20 colors, GrayScale and Monochrome. If you wish to preview recorded area before saving, then click on small down arrow icon on Save button there you’ll see Preview option, click on it to preview it. To save recorded area with GIF, just hit Save button, and it will save it in GIF. Once you complete capturing that area, hit Stop button (Rec button will changed to Stop button) to stop recording. You can move the frame anywhere you want to start capturing that location. Once you hit record button it will start recording the area inside that frame. All you need to do is- just launch the app and resize the frame to cover capturing location and hit Rec button. This is something like camera for capturing your desktop. GIFCam is a small, portable and standalone application, which is designed to record onscreen activity and make GIF. For example: If you need to make a GIF by capturing YouTube video or any other video, then Photoshop won’t be helpful.

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