How To Create Throbber aka Loading-Gif || Photoshop-Tutorial

[@lilyyang5779]

I love this video! It's much easy to do the loading gif than AE!

[@TomGrubbe]

Thanks for this excellent video. When I follow along and get to 4:40 where you create the clipping mask, the gradient is not applied to the rounded rectangle layer. They all remain the same color. So the animation does not work. Any idea why? Using Photoshop 22.5.0.

[@BharathRamMS]

Thanks for the video. It's awesome.

[@sahinduezguen]

Thx. Glad it helped.

[@dragonfire84]

Any idea why when i try to Shift+Ctrl+Alt +T it just copies the tick in the same layer? It rotates the object just fine but i cant seem to get it to produce the rotation into a new layer.

[@sahinduezguen]

Are you reffering to a cetrain timepoint in the video? If yes, please mark.

[@srinidhikashyap3997]

Great Tutorial! One doubt though.. How do you control the speed of the throbber? If i want it faster or slower, how do i do that?

[@sahinduezguen]

1. Go to the right top of the timline-window(with the three lines)
2. Click on "Select all frames"
3. Click on any frame on the small arrow at the right bottom corner
there you can choose the delay

[@srinidhikashyap3997]

@@sahinduezguen Got it.. Thanks.. Even though i gave the lowest speeds or no delay, it still seems slow.. what duration do you suggest for me to have it fast?

[@sahinduezguen]

@@srinidhikashyap3997 0 seconds. Or you delete every second frame.

[@srinidhikashyap3997]

@@sahinduezguen This worked for me.. Thanks a lot.. :)

[@ratstar4102]

I created an arrow and pissed off as its pixelated