Now make your (chess) website more lively with chess beauties!
Samples of chess studies.
You may freely copy them to your websites.
Please reference this website: www.arves.org .
This page will grow and more examples will follow....!!
White plays and wins.
Beij [+0100.03c5a5] 2004.
White plays and wins.
Kok [+0000.13g1d1] 2004.
Minor-promotion.
White plays and mates in 4.
Roycroft [+1730.13h3h5] 2004.
White plays and wins.
Selman [+0030.30d3b5] 2004.
White plays and draws.
Fomichev [=0140.02a1c3] 2004.
White plays and wins.
Golubev [+3011.43e6e8] 2003.
White plays and wins.
Rothwell [+0100.01e1b3] 2004.
Procedure to make such playing animated gifs yourself:
Find a study or game fragment and enter the position and moves into a chess program.
Use a chess program (like Chessbase, Tascbase or Chess Assistent) where you can make a picture type of a position.
Make of each chess position a picture-file.
If the picture types are not .gif, convert each of them with the free Ifranview software to .gif type.
After you made from all the positions a .gif file (with the same size), use the free program Unfreeze or a professional program like Photoshop.
Load (drag and drop) the .gif files into the left frame, make sure all of them are in the right order.
Choose a delay (300 = 3 seconds).
Click "Make Animated GIF" and save the file, which you then can load into your webpage.