Tenor, the maker of GIF ... go on Google, search images, hope a GIF comes up, save it to your device, and then send it via ... the team built GIF Keyboard and placed an emphasis on the app’s ...

Google will be acquiring Tenor, which powers a variety of GIF keyboards on phones and messengers like Facebook Messenger, the companies announced today. Tenor will continue to operate as a ...

Google's Tenor team has released a GIFs for CLI tool that, as the name implies, turns short videos and GIFs (including those sourced from Tenor's search toolkit) into animated ASCII art you can ...

Google released several new GIF search tools that should make it much easier to find the exact animated image you’re looking for. Users can use the tools—which use search data from the Tenor ...

David McIntosh's startup Tenor builds a GIF keyboard — but he actually hopes you'll spend as little time searching on it as possible. Instead, Tenor's aim has been to collapse the amount of time ...

According to Tenor, a massive 300 million Tenor users search for GIFs 12 billion times every month, and its partners include the likes of WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, and Google.