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This is extremely random, but I'm calling all the Mac users out there for some frivolous help: how do you get animated GIFs to work (to "animate") on Apple's PowerPoint? On Windows, you just copy/paste and the image automatically animates when in "presentation" view.
- April 13, 2017
1. whitegrey
  
  You mean on Keynote, right? It may sound lame but the best/cleanest solution would be converting the GIF to a Quicktime-compatible movie and then add it... This can easily be done online, for example here; https://cloudconvert.com/anything-to-mp4 - when added this way you get a 'movie' tab at the file inspector where you can change the loop behaviour.
  
  April 13, 2017
2. nekkichi
  
  why are you like this
  
  https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-an-animated-GIF-to-a-slide-3a04f755-25a9-42c4-8cc1-1da4148aef01
  
  April 14, 2017
3. whitegrey
  
  I'm like this because I just want to make sure. Yeah, I know the file renaming solution too - and chances are not bad that it works - but it might not work for every Keynote version and it might not work for every GIF as far as I know (it should with newer versions, yes) - that's why I'd choose actually turning the GIF into .mp4 via actually converting it 1st step outside of the application. Basically it is the same anyways - I just don't trust Keynote to full extent with that...
  
  April 14, 2017