gifcurry

Tech stack & purpose

Gifcurry is an open-source video editor built in Haskell that enables users to convert videos into animated GIFs or save them as video files. The application addresses the problem domain of GIF creation and video editing, offering capabilities like text overlay with customizable fonts and styling, cropping from multiple sides, frame rate and color depth control, and support for most video formats. Gifcurry is distributed as a lightweight, native application (not Electron-based) with three interfaces: a graphical user interface powered by GTK, a command-line interface, and a Haskell library API. The project depends on FFmpeg, GStreamer, ImageMagick, and GTK+ and was created by David Lettier.

Community & reference links

• Haskell Stack
• releases page
• GStreamer >= 1.0
• GStreamer Plugins
• lettier.github.io/gifcurry
• Gifcurry snap
• GObject Introspection
• FFmpeg >= 2.8.15
• GTK+ >= 3.10
• ImageMagick >= 6

Languages

Contributors

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  Lettier28 commits · 1,462 followers