Why doesn't the dynamic picture taken by Apple's mobile phone move?

Because of its closed system, many software and services are not supported by Apple's mobile phone, and gif animation is one of them. Although many partners say that the dynamic pictures saved on Apple's mobile phone don't move, in fact, as long as they are saved correctly, the pictures are still dynamic. Next, I'll tell you why the picture doesn't move and how to keep warm.

Because the iPhone does not support gif pictures, even if it is saved, it is still pictures, so it is impossible to save dynamic pictures. IPhone only supports pictures in jpg and png formats. You can use the following methods to save:

First find a Gif picture, then press and hold the picture and select "Save Dynamic Picture" to save the picture to your mobile phone.

Then you can find the pictures you just saved in the album, and you can see the moving pictures when you open them.

First, please open the camera application on the iPhone and take dynamic pictures on the Apple phone. At this time, please check whether the real-time photo switch in the middle of the top of the screen is turned on. As shown in the figure below, if the current display is black and white, you need to click Open. When opened, the live photos will be displayed in yellow, and the words "Live" will also be displayed on the screen. After taking a dynamic photo, if you want to see the effect, press and hold the photo hard to watch. Of course, you can also share your dynamic photos with others. In the sharing interface, the word LIVE will be displayed in the upper left corner of the picture, indicating that it is a dynamic photo at present. If you take a favorite dynamic photo, you can set it as iPhone wallpaper. At the bottom of the sharing interface, you can find the option to use as wallpaper. Click Continue. After locking the screen and lighting the screen, you can see this dynamic wallpaper. At this time, press the screen hard to see the dynamic effect.

We can set the picture or original picture as the iPhone lock screen background, but in fact, we can set our favorite GIF animation as the iPhone lock screen background in a special and simple way, so that your unlock background can also move!

Just use "GIPHY" as a GIF search App, save your favorite GIF into the original picture, and finally set it to lock the screen background, and it will be successful. Let's look at the detailed teaching.

Teach you to set GIF animation to lock the screen for iPhone, and make the lock screen background move.

GIF is set to lock the iPhone's screen. Download "GIPHY」GIF search App, search or upload your own GIF. Select "Convert to Live Photo" to set the photo as the background of the lock screen.

Download GIPHY

Since iOS currently only supports setting general still photos or original photos as the background of the lock screen, we need to use GIPHY, a GIF search App, to turn GIF into Live Photo.

Click me to go to the App Store to download GIPHY.

Search or upload GIF

After downloading, please open the App directly, and then enter keywords in the search bar above to search for your favorite GIF animation. Of course, you can upload it yourself.

GIF animation is set to iPhone screen lock (screen lock) -GIPHY.

Click "? 」

After selecting one of the animations, click? 」。

GIF animation is set to iPhone lock screen (lock screen) -GIPHY click?

Then select "Convert to Live Photo", and we will turn this set of GIFs into original images.

GIF animation is set to iPhone screen lock (screen lock) -GIPHY is converted to the original state.

Select "Save as Live Photo (Full Screen)" here.

GIF animation is set to iPhone screen lock (screen lock) -GIPHY is converted to the original state.

After the conversion is successful, a green prompt window "Live Photo Saved" will appear at the top. See this description has been successfully saved in the iPhone photo.

GIF animation is set to iPhone screen lock (screen lock) -GIPHY is converted to the original state.

Set as the background of the lock screen (lock screen)

Next, please open your iPhone photo, find the original photo you just saved, and click the "Share icon" in the lower left corner.

GIF animation is set to iPhone lock screen (lock screen)-set to lock screen.

Select as background picture.

GIF animation is set to iPhone lock screen (lock screen)-set to lock screen.

Then you will enter the editing interface, click "Settings" in the lower right corner, and then select "Set Lock Screen", so that you can successfully convert the original GIF into the original photo and set it as the background of the lock screen!

GIF animation is set to iPhone lock screen (lock screen)-set to lock screen.

As shown below, click the lock screen, and its background will move. Super simple!

YouTube video demonstration

I recorded the whole process with a screen video. You can refer to this video.