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This article covers the two different methods for posting GIFs, one for Twitter and the other for Facebook.
To post a GIF via Twitter, you will either need to have a .gif file or the link to the GIF, usually a URL ending in .gif:
https://www.gifwebsite/not_a_real_link/Test.gif
When creating your Tweet in Orlo, select the "Add Single Image" option.
If you have the .gif file, add it to the post as you would a normal image file.
If you have the GIF URL, add it using the source "Link (URL)" option.
Your post will look like this on Twitter (with the GIF auto-playing):
Facebook have recently removed native support for external GIF's to auto-play in a page feed.
As a workaround for this, we allow you to attach .gif files as videos to Facebook posts. Whilst this will go up in the format as a video, it is currently the only way to have a GIF be playable within a page feed, as opposed to the current functionality that converts it to a link to the GIF.
