Turn GIFs into JPG photos in your browser: the first frame by default, or every frame of an animation as a ZIP of JPGs. Transparent areas get the background colour you pick.
Need WebP, AVIF or another format? Use the Image Format Converter.
Works in your browser. What you paste or upload is processed on your device.
Tap Choose GIF images or drag up to 30 GIFs onto the page. The tool shows each one's size and how many frames it has.
Keep First frame for one JPG per GIF, or choose Every frame to get all frames of an animation in a ZIP.
Leave the quality at 92% for sharp results, or lower it for smaller files. If a GIF has transparent areas, choose the colour to fill them with.
Press Convert to JPG. Progress is shown frame by frame for long animations.
Download each file, or all of them at once as a ZIP.
A GIF holds at most 256 colours per frame and can be animated. JPG has no colour limit and no animation, and nearly every upload form, document editor and print shop accepts it. This converter reads each GIF in your browser and saves its first frame as a JPG by default. Switch to "Every frame" and each frame of an animation becomes its own JPG, packed in one ZIP per GIF.
Frames are rebuilt the way a browser plays the animation: when a GIF only stores the part of the picture that changed, the tool paints that change over the previous frame, so every JPG shows the full picture at that moment, not a fragment. JPG can't store transparency, so see-through pixels are filled with white, black or a colour you pick.
Limits: the JPG keeps the GIF's colours, it doesn't add detail the GIF never had, so a dithered 256-colour GIF still looks dithered. Frames past 500 in one GIF are left out, and timing between frames is lost because JPGs are still images.
Plenty of sites and forms reject GIFs, or play an animation when you only wanted one still picture. A JPG of the frame you need fits in a document, a slide or a product listing, and splitting an animation into frames lets you pick the exact moment without screen-grabbing it.
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Add the GIF, choose Every frame under Frames and press the button. You get a ZIP with one JPG per frame, numbered in playing order. If you only need one picture, keep First frame.
Choose Every frame, download the ZIP and keep the frame you want; the files are numbered, so frame 12 is the twelfth image in the animation.
No. The GIFs are decoded and converted by your own browser. They never leave your device; the server only counts the run.
JPG has no transparency, so those pixels are filled with a solid colour: white by default, or black or any colour you pick. To keep transparency, use the GIF to PNG converter instead.
It will look the same. A GIF has at most 256 colours per frame, and converting can't bring back colours that were never stored. The JPG keeps every pixel's colour, then compresses at the quality you set.
Yes. It runs in Safari, Chrome and other mobile browsers. On iPhone, the ZIP of frames opens in the Files app, where you can save frames to Photos.
Each GIF can be up to 50 MB, with up to 30 GIFs per run. In Every frame mode, the first 500 frames of a GIF are saved; the tool tells you if a GIF had more.
You get 1 free run per tool per day. After that, each run costs 5 credits with a free account, and one run converts the whole batch you added.
Each one opens on its own page and works straight away, with no sign-up.
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