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by imorsi214
5144 days ago
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Sure. Using html5 canvas, it animates images in 3 different modes: flip, vertical, horizontal and the animation can be controlled like a video via controls. You can also convert the animation to a GIF (I want to add video conversion later) for you to download or you can publish it where it's stored on the site and viewers can view either the canvas version or the GIF version. Random viewers can also make their own GIF version, they just can't publish it if it's not their own animation. It's all public now and very basic as I just needed to get my coding fix while in Ghana. |
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