Drop a GIF here to get a still JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF. An animated GIF gives you its first frame only, because none of the output formats stores animation. Nothing is uploaded.
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GIF is a 1987 format limited to 256 colours per frame. It survives because it can loop short animations. For a still image it is dated: PNG handles the same flat colours better, and JPG handles photographs better.
Converting a GIF to a still is common when a site or form wants a JPG or PNG and the GIF is just a logo or a screenshot. If you need the animation to survive, this tool is the wrong one.
| Extension | .gif |
|---|---|
| Transparency | One-colour (on or off) |
| Animation | Supported by GIF; here only the first frame is converted |
| Converts here to | JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF |
| Processed | In your browser; nothing uploaded |
Drop the GIF, choose JPG or PNG, and convert. For an animated GIF the first frame is used and a note reminds you. Pick PNG to keep a transparent background.
You get the first frame as a JPG. No output format on this site stores animation.
No, only the first. Splitting frames is not offered.
Yes. PNG keeps the GIF's transparent areas.
GIF flat colours and sharp edges suit PNG better. JPG adds compression noise around edges. Use PNG for logos and line art.
No. They are processed in your browser.
