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If you look in the GifEditorViewController in the Objective-C project youamp;#39;ll notice that thereamp;#39;s a property for a gifImageView. Go ahead and add this property in your GifEditorViewController.swift file, and connect it to the gifImageView in Storyboard. Weamp;#39;re also going to add a property to hold the gifURL and that property will be an optional of type NSURL. Weamp;#39;ll set it to nil for now. Once youamp;#39;ve got the gifURL set up, weamp;#39;re going to want to add some code to the method viewWillAppear. This code will render the gifURL as a gif. Kind of like we did in the WelcomeViewController, weamp;#39;ll make a GIF from the recording by calling the method gifWithURL. And notice that gifWithURL takes a string as a parameter. So weamp;#39;ll need to use the absoluteString property of our NSURL. And then weamp;#39;ll load that image into the gifImageView. And, of course, letamp;#39;s not forget to call super.viewWillAppear. With these life cycle method