Flip Book Gif

Open Adobe Photoshop

Click on the Magnify Glass in the upper right corner of your screen.

Search for "Photo"

Click on Photoshop

File-Open

Find your First Image from your flip book, Click on it and click Open

With your first image open, we are going to open and close some windows to "simplify" how Photoshop looks....

Uncheck:

Window - Color

Window - Properties

Check

Window - Timeline

Photoshop should look like this:

In the timeline window, click the down arrow. Chose "Create Frame Animation", Then Click on "Create Frame Animation"

Next click on the Timeline settings (four lines in the upper right corner of timeline window). Uncheck "New Layers Visible In All Frames"

Next, click on the finder (Face in the Taskbar) go to the folder with the rest of you images for the flip book.

Select all but the first image and drag them to your open image in Photoshop

Press "Return" on your keyboard to place each image into your canvas. You'll notice that each time you press return, a new layer will be added in your layers window

Now that all your layers are added, we are going to hide them all by clicking on the eyeball next to the layer

Next we are going to create a new Frame for our animation

With the new frame created, show your next layer

Continue this process until you have all your fames and layers showing. (Add Frame, Show Next Layer)

Next we need to get the speed to display correctly, Click on your First frame, hold Shift and click on your Last frame. This should highlight all your frames.

Click on the down arrow on any of the frames next to 0 sec. Change the duration to .1 or .2 or however long you want your frames to play for.

Click on the Play button to watch your animation, change the duration of the frames as necessary.

When you are happy with how it looks, we are going to export it as a gif.

File - Export - Save for Web (Legacy)

Click on Save

Give it a name, know where it is saving to, click Save again