GIF to JPG

GIF to JPG for a still image you can use anywhere

There are plenty of times when you want a picture rather than an animation: a profile photo, a thumbnail, or a form that doesn't accept GIF. This GIF to JPG converter takes the first frame of your GIF and saves it as a regular JPG image.

It's a one-click job with no software needed. The file is handled in your browser, so it works the same on a computer or a phone.

How to convert GIF to JPG

Conversion is nearly instant, because most GIFs are fairly small.

1. 1

   Select a GIF

   Drop an animated or still .gif on the upload area. You can include as many as 20.

2. 2

   Set the JPG quality

   Stay at 90 for a clean result. GIFs are often small, so size is rarely a concern.

3. 3

   Press Convert to JPG

   The first frame of each GIF is read, and any transparent pixels are filled with white.

4. 4

   Download

   Save the still image. It'll open anywhere that photos are accepted.

What to expect from the JPG

Tips for getting a nicer still

• Check the opening frame. Many GIFs start with a blank or fading frame. If yours does, a screenshot of a later moment may work better.
• Enlarge carefully. GIFs are often only 300 to 500 pixels wide. Blowing one up will make it blurry, so avoid upscaling it for print or large displays.
• Use high quality. Sharp edges in graphics can pick up smudges at low JPG quality, so stay at 85 or above.
• Trim it down. If the still has borders or empty space, crop it with Resize Image.

Other useful conversions

For logos and graphics, GIF to PNG usually gives a sharper result, and it keeps transparency. If you want a modern, lightweight still for a website, try GIF to WEBP. And for the reverse, JPG to GIF saves a photo in GIF format.

Free, instant and private

You don't need an account, and there's no watermark. Your GIF stays on your device throughout, and the conversion is complete in a moment or two.