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Originally Posted by Wizfinger

Animated GIF's only display the first frame in a UIImage. To get all of the frames, the GIF image needs to be decoded first.

Crude example code can be found here:
iPhone developer: decoding an animated GIF image in Obj-C - Pliep.nl

I fixed all this, and put it in a simple class. My class also support transparency . It's free to use commercially, as long as you leave an attribution in the code to me.

Take a look here