To make a perfect cut, you can use the 'Live Cut Preview' option. To extract the last 3 seconds of a GIF that has a length of 8.5 seconds, you can enter values '5.5' as the start time and '8.5' as the end time.
Similar to cutting a frame range, you can extract the first 2 seconds of a GIF if you enter '0s' as the starting clock time and '2s' as the ending clock time.
For example, if you set the start time to 1 second and the end time to 3.5 seconds, then you'll get a new GIF with a length of 2.5 seconds in the output. If you select the second cutting mode that is called 'Cut a Time Range', then you can extract a precise time part from a GIF. Similarly, if a GIF has 65 frames, you can drop frames from the beginning and extract only the end part of a GIF if you enter a range '50' to '65'. To extract frames 5th to 16th from the middle of a GIF, you can enter numbers '5' and '16' as the start and end range values. For example, if you need to create a new GIF that contains only the first 10 frames, then you can select the 'Cut a Frame Range' cutting mode and enter values '1' and '10' as frame range values. The first option lets you cut a GIF by a frame range and the second option lets you cut a GIF by a time interval (in seconds). You can cut out a piece from the beginning, from the middle, or from the end of a GIF.
This is a browser-based program that extracts a range of frames or a specific time fragment from an animated GIF.
