How to upload a .gif

[shmogt]

So I made this small animation in photoshop and tested it in my browser and it works fine. However I want to upload it to a thread here and to post images usually it is through something like flickr. I uploaded my .gif images there, but it doesn't move anymore. Does anyone know how I can post an image and still have it move?

 

[Dennisch]

So I made this small animation in photoshop and tested it in my browser and it works fine. However I want to upload it to a thread here and to post images usually it is through something like flickr. I uploaded my .gif images there, but it doesn't move anymore. Does anyone know how I can post an image and still have it move?

I know that at Imageshack you need to be premium to upload gifs. Maybe flickr works the same?

 

[AOS-]

Flickr probably killed it. Imageshack without a premium membership kills your animation as well. Photobucket however, doesn't require premium membership. I do all my gif uploads through said image hosting site now.

 

[Azuremen]

So I made this small animation in photoshop and tested it in my browser and it works fine. However I want to upload it to a thread here and to post images usually it is through something like flickr. I uploaded my .gif images there, but it doesn't move anymore. Does anyone know how I can post an image and still have it move?

Do graphics design and such, don't know about web hosts? Srsly?

Anyhow.

http://imgur.com/

Drag drop forget. Better than imageshack because, well, imageshack sucks.

Flickr probably killed it. Imageshack without a premium membership kills your animation as well. Photobucket however, doesn't require premium membership. I do all my gif uploads through said image hosting site now.

Photobucket was good nearly a decade ago. It is now a myspace feeling, ad riddled service that is slower than a Geo Metro with one cylinder not firing.

 

[shmogt]

Thanks guys I am guessing flickr must of killed it. I used photobucket and it works fine. Too bad photobucket does allow you to choose different sizes.