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Latest Version: 3.9.5
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What does GIF Brewery 3 by Gfycat do? GIF Brewery by Gfycat gives everyone the power to create stunning GIFs from video files. It’s simple, powerful, intuitive to use--and now it’s free.START WITH A VIDEO• Make a screen recording• Record from your webcam or iOS device• Import a video fileEDIT LIKE A PRO• Resize and crop video• Set desired frame rate, or manually set frame count and frame delay• Apply image filters like Color Correction or famous photo filters like Transfer and Noir• Add multiple captions or overlay imagesSAVE AND SHARE• Easily save to your computer, share to iMessage or Mail• NEW: GIF Brewery now enables easy in-app uploading to Gfycat! Praise for previous GIF Brewery releases:• 9to5Mac: 'GIF Brewery 3 brings a polished animated GIF-creating experience to the Mac'• MacWorld: 4/5, 'GIF Brewery makes it a snap to convert video files into animated GIFs.' • Mac.AppStorm: 9/10, 'A great app to create your own customizable animated GIFs.' • The Verge mention: 'For OS X, we’ve been having fun with GIF Brewery ... It’s simple, intuitive' • Buzzfeed article: '... impress your friends and win the hearts of many with your GIF-making prowess!'
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| Available in | English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Czech, Polish, Russian, Korean, Japanese |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2015; 5 years ago |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, California, United States |
| Founder(s) | |
| Services | Create, discover, and share GIFs and short videos |
| URL | gfycat.com |
| Users | 220 million MAU |
| Current status | active |
Gfycat (/ˈdʒɪfiːˌkæt/JIFEE-cat)[2] is a user-generated short video hosting company founded by Richard Rabbat, Dan McEleney, and Jeff Harris. It was among the first web services to offer video encoding of GIFs in 2013 in Edmonton, Canada. It was incorporated in the US in 2015 and has since raised $12 million in seed funding.[3]
Currently, Gfycat offers a web platform for uploading and hosting short video content, as well as an iMessage app,[4][5] an Android app,[6] and the GIF Brewery macOS application for GIF and video creation.[7] It also has integrations with Reddit,[8] the messaging app Tango,[9]Microsoft Outlook,[10]Skype,[11] and WordPress,[12] among others. It was a finalist for the 2016 Advertising Age Creativity Awards in the 'Startup to Watch' category.[13]
Gfycat currently ranks within the top 57 in the U.S,[14] with over 130 million monthly active users.[15][16][17] Its users are primarily concentrated in English-speaking countries, with a significant foothold in Europe and Latin America. It supports sixteen languages, including English, French, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Japanese, Chinese, (traditional and simplified), Korean, and Arabic. Users fall primarily in the 18-35 age range.
Gfycat has offices in Edmonton, Alberta and Palo Alto, California.
In 2018 Gfycat had an alleged data breach; an estimated 8 million accounts were compromised, and its database was put for sale on the Dream Market.[18]
In December 2019, Gfycat started redgifs.com for adult content. On May 12, 2020, Gfycat banned the adult content completely. All the adult content was moved to Redgifs.com and Redgifs was acquired by a new company.
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