GIF to PDF
Add your GIF images, put them in order and save one PDF.
or pick them from your device.
Animated GIF files
A PDF page is still, so an animated GIF contributes only its first frame. If you want a later frame, save that frame as a picture first and add it instead.
Small pictures look soft
Many GIF files are small, made for web pages. Stretched onto a full page they look soft. Expect them to look pixelated when printed.
Only 256 colours
GIF has at most 256 colours, so photos look flat and gradients show bands. The PDF keeps the picture as it is; it does not improve the colours.
Mixing formats
You can add JPG, PNG or WEBP to the same list, for example a GIF logo followed by your photos.
GIF to PDF
- Each GIF becomes one page, in the order you set. Mix in JPG or PNG if you like.
- An animated GIF becomes a still page, using its first frame.
- Need a small file for an upload form? Type a maximum size and the pictures are compressed until the PDF fits.
- Your images are processed on your device and never sent to a server.
Questions
Can I put many GIF files in one PDF?
Yes. Add them all and move each one up or down before you create the PDF.
Which formats work?
GIF, JPG, PNG and WEBP.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The PDF is created on your device.
Is it free?
Yes, with no size limit.