gifgrep

You can search and download GIFs from Tenor or Giphy using a command-line interface or terminal UI. The tool queries these providers, returning results as direct URLs or JSON for easy asset retrieval and content creation.

Yes, you can extract individual still frames from a downloaded GIF. This allows you to capture a single perfect frame from an animation to use as a thumbnail or static image in your documentation and presentations.

API keys are optional for searching GIF providers like Giphy and Tenor. Providing API keys enables full access to provider search capabilities and specific features within the CLI for downloading and extracting assets.

The best way to preview GIF search results in the terminal is by using a TUI. The terminal user interface allows you to interact with and browse search results directly, facilitating easy previewing before downloading.

Yes, you can output GIF search results as JSON data instead of downloading files. The tool supports various output formats including JSON and direct URLs, allowing you to handle metadata programmatically for asset management.

You can create animated sheets from downloaded GIF files using the extraction feature. This function processes the GIF to generate a sequence of frames or a consolidated sheet for content creation and documentation.