

Your video will autoplay in LinkedIn mobile apps and some browsers including Chrome, Opera and Firefox. Go to your LinkedIn feed and click the "Video" button to upload your video:
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That's good because Sirv lets you download any spin as a video in a couple of clicks.Ģ. LinkedIn doesn’t permit GIFs in posts, but it does permit videos. LinkedIn posts behave differently to LinkedIn articles. Hit "Enter" on your keyboard and your animated GIF will display within a couple of seconds.īefore copying the GIF, you can add some dynamic imaging options such as resizing,text overlays or watermarks. In your LinkedIn article, paste the URL.Ĥ. Go to your Sirv account and click on a spin.ģ. To display animated GIFs throughout your article, simply paste the URL of the GIF. If it doesn't upload (that's a LinkedIn issue that sometimes happens), download a different size GIF from Sirv and try again.

You'll see your GIF displayed as an animated image above your article. Go to your Sirv account and download your spin as a GIF:ģ. The GIF draws attention, so people are much more likely to click through to your article.ġ. The article preview with an animated GIF will look like this: When you upload a GIF to a LinkedIn article, it animates throughout the LinkedIn website and apps except for the "All activity" section. Use both the methods above to get maximum impact. However, on other pages, it'll be static, so won't grab attention.
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This guide explains how to spice up your LinkedIn articles with animated GIFs. LinkedIn is a great way to share news with other professionals in your industry. On this page How to add animated GIFs to LinkedIn articles
