during these steps i am pressing the buttons below every edited image so its easier to navigate.

step 1.

head over to the website ezgif.com. i use it for a lot of gif related things too and its really damn useful.

step 2.

head over to the resize tab and toss in your gif.

make sure the width is 93 pixels and the height is 49 pixels, dont worry about it being stretched since it resizes it down and some a little bit of cropping.

and if you want it to cover a specific area just go to the crop tab and make a selection around the area that's about the shape of the stamp, doesn't need to be perfect. and then head back to resize and do the resizing.

step 3.

head over to overlay in the effects

make sure to press the blue button under the gi that says "extend canvas size" its really important you do this so the actual stamp part doesn't get cut off. and add your overlay image aka the stamp base

and heres the base:

step 4:

adjust the overlay by putting 43 to the left and 22 to the top so it lines up like its shown here.

step 5.

and finally go to crop and scroll down and enable the checkbox that says "trim transparent pixels around the image" and hit crop image.

and there you go, you just made an animated stamp. and heres the finish product on the one i made.

Origin: Dating back during the Great Turf War in a militant lab base, vacated

Occurrence: Rare

Pathogen: Virus

Treatment: Antivirals, Contaminated Ink Removal Treatment (CIRT)

Transmission: Physical contact with the inflicted or a single drop of tainted black ink upon the skin

Prevention: Vaccinations and isolation from any of the malady’s presence

Early Symptoms: Blackening of fingers and ear tips, including the tips of tentacles, faint discoloration of eyes, bleaching ink color, dry coughs, vomiting of black ink, fatigue, fever, sweating.

Later Symptoms: Ink color completely turns pitch black, distortion/melting of face and limbs (including eye mask and eye pupils), gradual liquidation of the body starting from the arms and legs till it reaches up the chest. Violent coughs, extreme vomiting of black ink, numbness of some body parts, skin tone gradually turns darker as the black ink consumes the victim’s body.

Late Symptoms (Terminal Stage): Body completely liquified, victim lost all of his/her memories turning into a monster, melting and distortion of the face and limbs.

Notes: After the patient reaches their terminal stage, their body becomes free-forming liquid, assembling into numerous shapes and forms. If someone comes in contact with the abomination, they’ll end up being latched on and absorbed from the inflicted, causing the victim to be completely turned to their terminal stage. This also can result in the creation of the Cephamalagam.

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The Inkblot Disease has dated back hundreds of years ago during the Great Turf War. Located within a secret base between the former war lines of Inkling and Octarian territory, now abandoned. The facility was run by inkling scientists in the development of war weaponry, one of them being a bioweapon. Despite the controversy within the facility, the operation on the bioweapon still proceeds in development, especially during a time for desperate times and desperate measures to gain triumph.

The department successfully acquired a lab-made pathogen to weaken the enemy lines. It was a successful start as it gained them an advantage. It was, however, too soon to speak of victory. 

Everything backfired as the viral strain mutated, causing an anomalous transformation within the enemy lines, known as the Cephamalgam, a mass fusion of innings and octolings. Soldiers saw their troops dissolve and transformed into something that is deemed vile and horrifying. The entity behaved hostile towards both armies, causing the Octarian and Inkling armada to retreat as the anomalies attacked both sides. 

Back within the laboratory, personnel got overwhelmed by the outbreak, infecting most of the cephalopod personnel and consuming the others as prey. The cause of the outbreak remains unknown, yet it was speculated that a captured soldier that was used as a test subject for the bioweapon got transformed and escaped from containment, resulting in a havoc.

Few survivors managed to escape from the facility, yet the outbreak continues during the midst of the war.

Soon enough, both enemy lines were inflicted by this ailment increasing amounts of casualties, famously known as the “Inkblot Disease.” This name has been coined due to many victims’  ink color turning black and their bodies liquefying into a free-forming sort of monster that takes many shapes, like an “inkblot.” Not only did it take effect during the war, it nearly reached their homelands. The Octarian race successfully managed to conduct quarantine and established safety procedures for the public. Though on the Inkling's side, their desperate attempts are to keep it discreet from the crowd masking it as some minor flu epidemic. To prevent further suspicion from the public, personnel are ordered to detain anyone infected, along with apprehending any residents that try to speak up against the administration. 

Despite the death toll, the Inkblot has finally been contained. After 10 years, a treatable cure has been found along with safe certified treatment procedures, those with the early stages of the disease are cured thanks to treatment. Those who are in the terminal stage however must be terminated. The lab foundation where it originates was destroyed, sunken underground in the deep chasm after the catastrophe. The area is entirely out of limits, kept away from the public and wiped out from the geological maps.

It used to be so highly common to get infected with the Inkblot. Nowadays, the disease is considered rare, so rare that many cephalopod folks may recall that the disease could be a mere urban legend or its completely eradicated, along with its history. For inklingkind, it was best to never mention the tragedy, for it is a grim reminder of their atrocities they'll never admit.

The rumors about the Inkblot faded into obscurity; a forgotten memory that's left to be disregarded for good.