Animated GIFs have been making a comeback, particularly since Google+ gave them support when it launched, not to mention Tumblr. So, no surprise, Google’s now pushing a new way to find GIFs ...

It is currently a hassle to search and find any animated GIF within Google Image Search, so lets hope a form of these advanced search options stick and roll out to all soon. Add 9to5Google to your ...

To see GIFs when you search images in Google, just go to the drop down box, click “search tools,” click “any type,” and then click “animated.” Google writes in a Google+ post today: ...

Who doesn't love animated GIFs? Seriously? Well, Google announced on Google+ that they now let you search for animated images, as well as transparent images, using the advanced search feature.

Off Book explores the web's most iconic image format: the animated gif. GIFs are one of the oldest image formats used on the web. Throughout their history, they have served a huge variety of ...

Animated GIFs have become so huge. They're everywhere. But why? On the surface, they're pretty silly—a few frames of video, endlessly looping in time. There are GIFs of Star Trek's Picard ...

The GIF comes up as a link, not an image, which is a bummer because you have to click on it to get it to start playing, but hey — it’s a step in the right direction. ( Here’s at look at how ...