1) The document provides instructions for creating a GIF using GIMP by adding multiple layers, each representing a frame of the animation. 2) It describes how to test the animation by using the playback feature under the animation menu to view the progress. 3) Finally, it explains how to save the completed GIF by exporting it from the file menu and adding the .gif file extension.

1. How to make a GIF on
Gimp
Pretty easy stuff once you get the hang of it…

2. Open up GIMP!

3. First create your new canvas.

4. Decide what you want to do I will just be changing colors to give sort of a rainbow effect

5. On the first layer create the first part of your animation. Since I am choosing just do flashing lights, I just chose red as my first
part of my animation.

6. For every part of your animation create a new layer.

7. On your new layer create the next part of the animation I just simply chose a light blue. Repeat these steps till
getting the desired number of layers.

8. Once the desired number of slides/layers are reached you can test your animation.

9. How to test your
GIF/ANIMATION
Do you want to see how your beautiful animation has turned out so far
well this is how….

10. Select filters.

11. Go to animaton

12. Select playback, and watch your animation.

13. How to save a GIF?
You don’t want your work to go to waste now do you? So might as well
save it.

14. File  Export

15. So when you save it put .gif at the end.

16. After clicking export this will come up…
Select what you want to select and then choose export.

17. THE END 
I hope you learned something 