#Linux capture gif install
#Linux capture gif free

This is a GIF of Peek I created using Peek itself (the latest 1.4.0 version), using gifski and having the GIF quality set to default (3 out of 5). Want to integrate recordit with your app Check out our URL API. Or go with the default settings, which offers a balance between quality and file size.

Then you'll be able to set the slider to maximum for best image quality, but do note that the image file size will increase significantly. This tool is automatically used by Peek if it's found on your system, and in this case you'll find a new GIF quality slider in the Peek preferences dialog.

#Linux capture gif install

It's worth noting that to get the best possible quality when creating a GIF desktop screencast using Peek on Linux, you should install gifski GIF recorder.

#Linux capture gif free

Fixed double free error after ffmpeg recording.Improved the error message shown on GNOME Shell recording issues, and provide more details in error reports.Ensure Peek gets open as a floating window when used with a tiling window manager, by setting the window type hint to UTILITY.Peek has a new icon that follows the new GNOME icon guidelines.This fixes the issues of not being able to access the application preferences on GNOME 3.32 and newer The app menu was removed, Peek now having a menu with the application preferences and about items in the headerbar.Supports X11 or GNOME Shell with XWayland.Optionally capture the mouse cursor (can be enabled from the Peek preferences).Use a custom delay before starting the recording.Start/stop recording using a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + r by default, but you can change it from the Peek preference).To use a different format, like APNG, WebM or MP4, click the down arrow to the right-hand side of the Record button. Use it by placing the Peek frame on top of the area you want to record, then click the Record as GIF button to save the recording as an animated GIF image. While Peek is optimized to record the screen as an animated GIF, the application can also save the screencast as a video (WebM or MP4, without sound), though for this I recommend SimpleScreenRecorderВ or OBS, which offer more flexibility. With Peek you can create small, silent screencasts of an area of the screen, saving them as GIF animations. This release updates the user interface to the new GNOME guidelines, while also fixing some crashes. Peek, a free an open source animated GIF screen recorder for Linux, was updated to version 1.4.0.