Supported formats: GIF
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Upload a GIF and turn it into a PDF, with a genuinely useful trick for animated ones: instead of flattening the animation into a single frame, each frame in the GIF becomes its own page in the PDF. A static GIF converts to a single-page PDF the same way any image would.
Set the page size, layout, margins, image size, and alignment before converting, then download the result. There's no file size or conversion limit, and you can convert more than one GIF in the same session.
*Your privacy is protected! No data is transmitted or stored.
Drag and drop the file, or use the upload button. Add more than one if you're converting several at once.
Page size (A4, A3, Letter, and more), layout (portrait or landscape), margins (none, narrow, or wide), image size (original or fit to page), and alignment (top, middle, or bottom; left, center, or right).
An animated GIF converts with each frame as its own page; a static GIF becomes a single-page PDF.
Each frame in the GIF appears as a separate page, so the motion isn't lost, it's laid out page by page instead.
This tool accepts GIF files specifically. For JPG, PNG, or BMP, use Jpg to PDF; for other image formats, Image to Pdf covers more ground.
Page size, layout, margins, image size, and alignment are all genuinely adjustable, not just a one-click convert.
Convert more than one GIF in the same session instead of one at a time.
Convert as many GIFs as you need, no daily cap and no file size ceiling.
Files are uploaded over an encrypted (TLS) connection, processed on our server, and deleted automatically within about an hour. Nothing is kept after that.
A GIF works on the web but isn't printable or easy to store as a document; converting it to PDF makes it something you can print, archive, or drop into a report.
Starting from a JPG, PNG, or BMP instead of a GIF? JPG to PDF handles those formats the same way, with the same layout controls. Need to combine the resulting PDF with other PDFs afterward? Merge PDF can do that. And if the finished PDF turns out larger than you'd like, Compress PDF shrinks it back down.
Yes. If your GIF has multiple frames, each frame becomes its own page in the resulting PDF, so an animated GIF turns into a multi-page document instead of just one flattened image.
No. Convert as many GIFs as you want, no daily cap and no file size limit.
Yes. Upload more than one GIF and convert them in the same session instead of one at a time.
GIF only. If you're starting from a JPG, PNG, or BMP instead, use Jpg to PDF; for other image formats, Image to Pdf covers more ground.
Yes: page size (A4, A3, Letter, and more), portrait or landscape layout, margins (none, narrow, or wide), image size (original or fit to page), and where the image sits on the page (top, middle, bottom, left, center, or right).
Yes, the image data itself isn't recompressed or degraded during conversion. Choosing “original” image size keeps it at its native resolution rather than resizing it to fit the page.
It's uploaded over an encrypted (TLS) connection, processed on our server, and deleted automatically within about an hour. We don't keep a copy after that.
No. It runs entirely in your browser, no installation, no account.
No, it's browser-based only. It works on any device through the browser, but there's no separate app to download.
No, it's free to use, with no limit on file size or number of conversions.