HTML Where do i find high quality porn gifs for a HTML game?

[Alutach.]

So I was thinking of making a small HTML project and I thought, why not make a porn story out of it? Maybe with branching plots, but eh not too sure about that.

But I am struggling to find any good gifs. So any good sites where I can maybe filter out the gifs by the model. I can't stand it if the model isn't the same.

No need to worry about any legal things, cuz I won't be uploading it anywhere in the first place. It will just be a small project enjoyed by me.

 

[Guntag]

Pornhub has a good gif section. However, most gifs there have watermarks. With Instagiffer (for example), free and really easy to use, you can edit gifs to remove watermarks or make your own gifs from videos.

 

[MissFortune]

As said, Pornhub is pretty good. There's also

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and

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. Though, if you're going to edit the gifs, I'd recommend

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. That being said, if you're going for HQ/HD gifs, then you're best off downloading/pirating the said video and making the gif yourself.

 

[Alutach.]

As said, Pornhub is pretty good. There's also

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and

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. Though, if you're going to edit the gifs, I'd recommend

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. That being said, if you're going for HQ/HD gifs, then you're best off downloading/pirating the said video and making the gif yourself.

Thank you. Redgifs was fantastic. But seems ill have to do as you said and make the gifs myself.

 

[owlnight1]

where can i find this video or this gif in high qul

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hope its the right place to post

 

[Whale_Shark]

Hey I know I'm a little late to the party here, but I wouldn't recommend using gifs. The files are huge and eventually your download will be huge too. I use Vclip and OBS mainly and save the files as mp4 instead of gif. Good luck with your project!

 

[MissFortune]

Hey I know I'm a little late to the party here, but I wouldn't recommend using gifs. The files are huge and eventually your download will be huge too. I use Vclip and OBS mainly and save the files as mp4 instead of gif. Good luck with your project!

That's nor here nor there, though, at least until the game starts rolling into unmanageable sizes. At which point, moving to webm/webp is the far better option.

 

[Whale_Shark]

That's nor here nor there, though, at least until the game starts rolling into unmanageable sizes. At which point, moving to webm/webp is the far better option.

I just meant if OP is planning to capture their own clips. I find it easier to just start with either mp4 or webm because if you decide later to change format, you have to not only convert all the clips but also go in and change your extensions in the code. If your project has grown big enough that you want to make the switch, it's probably big enough that the process would be tedious and time consuming.

If it's not going to have many clips, or OP is planning to use stuff that's already available, then by all means, gif is not a problem.

 

[Alcahest]

I just meant if OP is planning to capture their own clips. I find it easier to just start with either mp4 or webm because if you decide later to change format, you have to not only convert all the clips but also go in and change your extensions in the code.

You should only need to change the extension in one place. Don't type the file extension or path of individual files if you are planning to have many of them. You make a function/widget and call it with the filename without extension or path and let the function/widget take care of the rest. Then if you want to change the file path/extension, you just have to change it in one place.

But I agree that it's generally better to use something else than gifs.

 

[Whale_Shark]

You should only need to change the extension in one place. Don't type the file extension or path of individual files if you are planning to have many of them. You make a function/widget and call it with the filename without extension or path and let the function/widget take care of the rest. Then if you want to change the file path/extension, you just have to change it in one place.

But I agree that it's generally better to use something else than gifs.

Oh damn I never thought of a widget like that. Good call. 5head