As the name suggests, this app captures your screen and converts them into a GIF animation.
In addition to screen recordings, you can also record with a webcam or open a virtual whiteboard and annotate on it. Moreover, you can capture a specific part or a specific screen. ScreenToGif is equipped with an editor, with which you can edit the recordings. This way you can adjust the dimensions and determine transitions between different screens. Do not expect an extensive collection of transitions as you may know from PowerPoint, for example. In addition to an export to GIF, you can also export the images to other formats, including psd or the lesser-known Apng. The makers also pay attention to the more advanced user: on a separate tab in the editor you can, for example, view the frame rate and adjust the recording of specific frames.
This screen recorder (of which there are many, the most famous being the built-in Windows variant) is distinguished by the large amount of options. For example, you can have items saved automatically and sent to a cloud provider. You can also adjust the operation of the software yourself: for example by indicating with which command a screenshot should be made.
Product: ScreenToGif, www.screentogif.com
Price: free
Pros:
* extensive set of options
* built-in post-editing editor
* link with cloud storage
Cons:
* brief text and explanation for beginner