Obviously adding a GIF to the clipboard is possible in Windows, you can easily see for yourself by googling "GIF", right-clicking one of the GIF results and choosing "Copy image". That being said, treating this feature as an impossible task feels like lack of trying. Gif frames are lost on the conversion (that happens inside SetImage()), only the first frame being I wanna start by saying that I really appreciate your generous work on this project that probably helped tens, hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of people. The issue is that the method only supports BMP/PNG images. To be able to paste something like in Discord or even in here, you need to "copy as image". A bug would be when the software produces an incorrect or unexpected result, or to behave in unintended ways contrary to how the developer intended it to operate. Side note: the label that you used is incorrect in this case. Alternatively, this is an open project if you want to hire a developer. To insert a copy of an Animated GIF from a file:Įven if what you're suggesting can be done, it would take a ton of work and redesign, which isn't a reasonable expectation from a one-man team providing a free piece of awesome software - especially for such negligible user benefit (to occasionally save a couple clicks). Choose the image from the location on your computer where you saved it.In Screen2Gif, hit Ctrl+ Shift+ O or click Media under File menu.Right-click the image and click "Save Image As" (or your browser's equivalent), saving it somewhere on your computer.Windows filesystem), and how often you're doing it, that makes a couple clicks an inconvenience? Perhaps you're not aware of how easy it already is to insert an Animated GIF from elsewhere (without copy/paste): To copy an Animated GIF from a website: I must admit I'm a curious where you are copying from (ie., online vs. Without getting into an explanation of why, trust me: there are a number of reasons that it is very unlikely that Microsoft would ever make the changes necessary to provide support for what you're asking. I believe what Nick would have meant is that what you're asking isn't possible because of how Windows Clipboard is designed.
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