Search through hundreds of thousands of gifs to match any reaction you want. The gifs are returned in a list with the URL, width, and height of the gif.
This API wraps the search gifs endpoint by Humor API. Check out the tutorial about writing a joke and meme app using this API.
This is how you're going to look after realizing the power of the Gif API :)
{
"images": [
{
"url": "https://media.tenor.com/xEf4j9pnMywAAAAC/dog-dogs.gif",
"width": 362,
"height": 498
},
{
"url": "https://media.tenor.com/U-g_SmVeq40AAAAC/poodle-dancing-dog-poodle.gif",
"width": 248,
"height": 498
},
{
"url": "https://media.tenor.com/SmFA9ziWpx4AAAAC/dogs-dog.gif",
"width": 498,
"height": 374
}
]
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The GIFs are sourced from popular GIF repositories, ensuring a vast and up-to-date collection of animated images.
Yes, searching by keywords like "happy", "sad", "excited", or "facepalm" is a great way to find the perfect reaction GIF.
Yes, the API specifically returns animated GIFs, which are perfect for adding dynamic content to your application.
The Search Gifs API specifically returns animated GIF images, often used for reactions and humor, while the Search Images API returns static royalty-free images.