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You cannot copy and paste the video  / animationanimation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"

Other Google Editors

  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

You cannot copy and paste the video  / animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"

Other Google Editors

  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

You cannot copy and paste the video/animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"

Other Google Editors

  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

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You cannot copy and paste the video / animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"

Other Google Editors

  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

You cannot copy and paste the animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"
  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

You cannot copy and paste the video / animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"

Other Google Editors

  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

APNG first choice
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You just cannot copy and paste the animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"
  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

You just cannot copy and paste the animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"
  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

You cannot copy and paste the animation, then it becomes just a screenshot of the time when you copied it. GIF and APNG work if you instead go to the menu:

  • Google Docs: Insert --> Image --> "Upload from your computer"
  • Google Sheets: Insert --> "Insert image over cells" (does not work with "Insert image in cell")
  • For Google Slides and Google Forms, I did not test it, but it should work as well with the menu.

Side remark: APNG is the smaller size version of GIF, which should be first choice for online sheets, see APNG vs GIF. Which is Better? [closed] - Stack Overflow

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