10 Different GIF Full Forms | Look How?

The GIF full form stands for (Graphics Interchange Format) The (GIF) is a bitmap image of the format that was developed by a team at the online services provider CompuServe led by American computer scientist Steve Wilhite on 15 June 1987.

A GIF is typically a series of different images placed together to make a short, soundless video clip that plays repeatedly on your device screen.

Due to the short length and low quality they usually have a small file size, making them ideal for use in online articles or sassing your friends on social media.

It is an 8-bit format which means the maximum number of colors supported by the format is 256. There are two GIF standards, 87a and 89a developed and introduced in the late eighties i.e. (v1987 and 1989 respectively).