TechCrunch

Gfycat’s ‘GIFs’ can now keep the sound on

Gfycat, a home for GIF-making tools and an online community, is rolling out a new way to create GIFs — it will now let you keep the sound on. With “Gfycat Sound,” as the feature is called, GIF makers ...
The Daily Dot

Here’s why some GIFs need sound

For example, at first glance, this shot of villain Bane gyrating in a fur coat does not seem to need anything additional. Everything from its humor to whatever message it may have been trying to ...
Inverse

GIPHY’s newest site “adds sound” to “GIFs” (it's video)

GIPHY has decided that the world needs a place to share GIFs with sound. If you think “GIFs with sound” makes it seem like the project is just re-inventing video: you’d be correct. In fact, the “GIFs” ...
Business Insider

This GIF is totally silent — but some people can hear it anyway

A GIF that appears to be making a sound went viral on Twitter. It was originally made in 2008 by a guy named HappyToast, based on a clip from a BBC show called "The Wrong Door." There's no definite ...
9to5Mac

iMessage gets integration with Giphy’s ‘Clips’ GIFs with sound

Giphy is out today with an expansion of its “Clips” content. The short GIFs with sound (or videos 😄) have been available for a bit on the service’s website and apps but now Clips are supported right ...