GIF to PNG

Move logos, icons and old web graphics from GIF to PNG, with sharp edges and transparency intact.

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GIF to PNG for logos and old web graphics

If you're refreshing an older website or digging through old assets, you've probably found lots of GIF logos, buttons and icons. PNG is the natural successor for these. This GIF to PNG converter keeps every pixel and any transparency, and it gives you a format that's easier to edit and that design tools handle better.

Animated GIFs work too. You get the first frame as a still PNG.

How to convert GIF to PNG

The whole process runs in your browser and only takes a moment.

  1. 1

    Choose your GIF

    Old logos, buttons and icons are typical candidates. Add one, or a set of up to 20.

  2. 2

    Press Convert to PNG

    It's lossless, so nothing needs setting. For animated files, the first frame is what you'll get.

  3. 3

    Save the PNG

    Download the file, and use it in your editor, documents or website.

Why PNG is the better home for GIF graphics

GIFPNG
ColorsUp to 256Up to millions
TransparencyOn or off per pixelSmooth, with soft edges
Compression for stillsOlder methodUsually better
EditingLimited by the paletteAdd colors freely
AnimationYesNot in this tool's output

Because a PNG isn't limited to a palette, you can recolor it, add shadows or blend it with other artwork without running out of colors.

Using your PNG

  • Clean up jagged edges. GIF transparency has hard edges, so curves can look stair-stepped. Open the PNG in an editor to smooth them if you need to.
  • Avoid scaling it up. Old web graphics tend to be small. If you have a high-resolution logo somewhere, start with that instead.
  • Prepare it for the web. Use PNG to WEBP when you need a smaller file, or Compress Image to keep it as a lighter PNG.
  • Make a favicon. A small square PNG is perfect for PNG to ICO.

When to pick a different format

If your GIF is a photo and you just want a shareable still, GIF to JPG gives you a format that every photo app and form accepts. For a modern website, GIF to WEBP keeps transparency at a very small size.

Private and free

Your GIF stays on your own device. There's no account or watermark, and no limit on how many you can convert.

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Frequently asked questions

Drop your GIF on this page and press Convert to PNG. The first frame is decoded and saved as a lossless PNG, with transparency kept.
Yes. Pixels that are transparent in the GIF stay transparent in the PNG, so the image still works on any background.
No. PNG can represent everything a GIF holds, so each pixel stays exactly the same.
No. You get one still image from the first frame. Animated PNG exists, but this converter doesn't create it.
For a still image, it's often a little smaller, because PNG's compression is more modern. Compared with an animated GIF, it will be much smaller, since only one frame is kept.
No. The 256-color limit and any dithering pattern stay. The PNG gives you a better format to work in, but not more detail.
Yes. Both import PNG files without any extra steps.
Yes. Everything is done locally in your browser.

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