When Gif animated images first came in fashion, almost any
website in the 90's were filled with those eye teasers. But Gifs
have come a long way. Mostly limited to small dancing smilies in
the old times, they are now catchy, colorful and real-life too.
A very common way to create a gifs is to convert a seemingly-
repeating part of a movie or video into an animated Gif image.
There are a few online solutions like gifninja.com which offer
video to Gif conversion, but with a lot of limitations including
quality.  So lets see how you can make good animated Gifs from a
video yourself. The process involves two parts -    1. Extract a
sequence of image frames from the video.   2. Assemble the
images to show them in sequence with a custom delay as a Gif
file.  Extracting image frames from video.  The best tool to
extract images from a video is ffmpeg. You can download it from
here. There are lots of builds of the tool in the link. Just
download the static 32 or 64 bit latest version depending on
your operating system