4 Design
1 Open a slide show (google or microsoft all the same). Each slide in the slide show will be a different frame for your gif. You can have a look if you make a copy of the slide show of the gif above. You can see that slides 1 and 10, slides 2 and 11, slides 3 and 12, slides 4 and 13, slides 5 and 9, and slides 6 and 8 are the same.
2 Back to your creation. Put your short text in the middle of slide 1. Add various elements of different shape and colour.
3 Make a copy of slide 1. Rearrange the elements on the slide. You don't have to change the colour.
4 Make a copy of slide 2. Rearrange the elements again on the new slide. You don't have to change the colour.
5 Make a copy of slide 3. Rearrange the elements again on the new slide. You don't have to change the colour.
Now you have 4 slides with a slightly different arrangement of the elements on each slide. If you flip through the slides quickly, you can have a preview of what the gif will look like.
6 Now make a copy of slide 4 and delete all the small elements.
7 Make a copy of slide 5, and slightly enlarge the text. Make sure you don't enlarge it too much and that the text is aligned in the middle.
8 Make a copy of slide 6, and slightly enlarge the text again.
9 You've done the bulk of the job, now you just need to make copies of the slides and place them in the correct order. Slides 1 and 10, slides 2 and 11, slides 3 and 12, slides 4 and 13, slides 5 and 9, and slides 6 and 8 are the same - so make a copy of the six slides (1-6) accordingly.
10 Now flip through the slides so that you have a preview of what the gif will look like. You can rearrange the small elements, but make sure not to touch the text in the middle.
11 Download each slide as a jpg or png.

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