GIF to JPG

GIF → JPG

Why convert GIF to JPG?

GIFs are limited to 256 colours and can be surprisingly large for animations. Converting GIF → JPG, the same format whether it ends in .jpg or .jpeg, gives you a full-colour still image that's small and opens everywhere: handy when you only need one frame as a photo or thumbnail. By default the tool uses the first frame. If your GIF is animated and you want them all, switch on "extract all frames" to get a ZIP with one JPG per frame. JPG can't store transparency, so you can pick a background colour, and the quality slider lets you control file size. Conversion runs in your browser.

how to turn a gif into a jpg image

Upload your GIF and it converts the first frame into a JPG, with a background colour to fill any transparent areas (JPG can't store transparency) and a quality slider to control the file size. Everything runs in your browser, so the GIF is never uploaded.

How to convert GIF to JPG

1. 1Drop your .gif files in, or tap Upload (up to 10 at once).
2. 2Set the quality and a background colour. To keep every frame, switch on 'extract all frames'.
3. 3Click Convert. By default the first frame becomes a JPG.
4. 4Download the JPG, or a ZIP if you extracted all frames. Nothing is uploaded.

GIF vs JPG: stills and colour

GIF is limited to 256 colours and is built for short animations, which can make it surprisingly large. JPG is a full-colour still format that's small and opens everywhere, ideal when you only need one frame as a photo or thumbnail. Convert GIF to JPG for a single full-colour still. If you need every frame of an animation, turn on 'extract all frames' to get them all in a ZIP. Note that JPG keeps neither motion nor transparency.