Loophole: Create & Share

Take your animated loops to the next level with Loophole's recording and editing features. Personalize them with stickers, text, or even your own custom photo and a smooth filter after.

BASIC USAGE

· Loophole opens right to the camera, so you can record a new loop right away. Just long-press on the record button as long as you want to take a new photo for your loop.
· Check the counter on the upper side of the screen to see how many photos you have taken.
· Once you have rose your finger off of the button, no new photos will be recorded and immediately Loophole will start creating your new loop.
· Your new loop is now ready to be reviewed. If you think everything looks good, you can swipe up or press on the "Arrow" + "Share" label on the bottom side of the screen to save or share it.
· In addition, loops can also be created by selecting multiple photos from your Photos Library.

REVERSED LOOP

· By toggling on the infinity icon, found on the upper-right corner of the screen, the loops will move forward and then backward, continuously. This affects the file size of the loop (as much as twice the file size).

SAVE & SHARE

· Save or share your new loop with your friends on all your favorite social networks. After you have pressed save or chosen the platform to share on, the process can no longer be stopped.

STICKERS & TEXT & FILTERS

· Add some stickers, text, and/or a filter on your loops.
· Stickers and text can be added before and/or after recording a loop. You can reposition them, change the size or color, even after the loop has been recorded.
· After you have recorded the loop, a single filter can be added to it by pressing the filter icon on the upper-right corner of the screen. The filter also affects the stickers and the text.

SETTINGS

· Change the quality of the photos by accessing the "Settings" section and toggling on or off the "HD Quality" field. Higher-quality loops will result in higher file size.
· Change the delay between photo captures by pressing the "-" or "+" in the "Capture Delay" field. A higher delay will make the recording time between two consecutive photos longer and the loop may look more "unconnected".
· Change the delay between photos in a loop by pressing the "-" or "+" in the "Inter Frame Delay" field. A higher delay will make the loop longer and may look like it's moving slower.
· 'Video Loops' field will change the number of loops a recorded loop will have, in video format. All the loops created as GIFs are looping infinitely.

FORMATS

· Change the format of your loop by swiping left and right on the recording button, or by pressing the format type buttons above it. The available formats are GIF or video.
· You have to choose the format type before starting a new recording.
· In order for the video format to behave like a GIF, the platform you are sharing the loop on must support auto replay on videos.

CREDITS:

· Video music: https://www.bensound.com (App Preview 1)
· Photo by Cottonbro on Pexels (Screenshot 1)
· Photo by Kampus Production on Pexels (Screenshot 2)
· Photo by Ankhesenamun on Unsplash (Screenshot 3)
· Photo by Godisable Jacob on Pexels (Screenshot 4)