Fun project I made for fun.
This is basically a wrapper around FFmpeg, but easier to use.
You must have FFmpeg installed for this to work. The FAQ section has more information.
You can download the program here
Step by step guide
- Drag the image into the program
- Adjust the splitting grid to your liking
- Give it a name
- Click Create
- Find a folder where the Gifs can be stored
- Open the
.txtfile that it created and copy paste in discord to see your new wall of emotes
A: You must have FFmpeg installed on your computer for this program to work. To install it correctly, here is a guide: https://github.com/adaptlearning/adapt_authoring/wiki/Installing-FFmpeg
If the download link is not working, download it from here
To be sure you have it installed on your system, open a CMD window and type ffmpeg -version to validate it is working.
- Download this zip
- Go in the
binfolder - Copy
ffmpeg.exe - Paste it where
DiscordGifSplitter.exeis located
A: Yes, this is due to the grid being outside of the image. Currently the best situation is to crop the image a bit.
A: This is fixed in the Release https://github.com/philipo30/DiscordGifSplitter/releases/tag/v1.2.2 . The problem was caused by FFmpeg.
A: This happens due to Discord limiting emoji sizes to 256 KB. To fix this go to https://ezgif.com/optimize and upload the emoji that is too big. Next set the optimization method to lossy Gif and compression level to 5, as it should be enough. If not increase a little until the size is below 256 KB.
