That sweet reaction GIF finally has a place on Facebook. After a months-long test of the feature, the social network announced that it's finally rolling out support for GIFs in Facebook comments. SEE ...

Facebook confirmed it has begun testing a new GIF maker in the camera feature of the main Facebook mobile application. The feature, which is available with the tap of a button at the top of the screen ...

Your Facebook News Feed will soon become much more animated. Facebook has decided to begin supporting animated GIF images. An animated GIF is a graphic image that moves in a loop -- which is created ...

UPDATE: While Facebook added support for natively posting GIFs, the ability to leave them in comments was not added---thankfully, a new Chrome extension just launched which can do exactly that.

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It's about freaking time. GIFs could finally be coming to more places on Facebook. The social network plans to start testing a new GIF button in comments, Facebook confirmed Friday, meaning proper ...

Facebook hasn’t been a very GIF-friendly part of the Web. It’s still not. But a third-party Flash workaround lets you incorporate these animated gems into your timeline anyway. Post by Roberto Baldwin ...

Facebook is today rolling out a long-awaited feature within its iOS app, which will allow users to post GIFs directly into comments using a native GIF button. To share a GIF, users will find the ...

Although GIF is technically just an image format not unlike JPG, PNG, and BMP, its built-in ability to support animations has made it synonymous with creative, ridiculous, and sometimes entertaining ...

Giphy, the creator of the GIF search engine, has created a work around that promises to bring the animated file format to the social network, but fails to deliver. Facebookers can indeed share GIFs ...

30 years after the creation of the whimsical animated image, Facebook is finally letting its users put GIFs into Facebook comments. Used as a way to express one's self without explicitly doing so ...