GIF to JPG Converter

JPG is the format every photo app, document editor and upload form accepts, which makes it handy for using a frame of a GIF as a still picture: a thumbnail, a slide, a print or an attachment. This converter decodes the GIF in your browser and saves the first frame, any frame you pick, every frame or every Nth frame as JPG images. Because JPG has no transparency, transparent areas are filled with a colour you choose. Nothing is uploaded.

How to use this tool

1. Choose one or more GIFs.
2. Pick the frames: the first, one chosen frame, every frame, or every Nth.
3. Set the background colour for transparent parts, the JPG quality and, if you like, a maximum width.
4. Download the JPGs one by one or as a ZIP.

Formula

Images saved = ⌈frames ÷ N⌉ (every Nth frame, starting with frame 1)

Each JPG shows the complete picture at that moment of the animation — GIF frames often store only the changed area, so they are composited first. Transparent pixels become the background colour; semi-transparency does not exist in GIF. Quality 85–95% keeps GIF colours clean; JPG is usually smaller than PNG for photo-like GIFs and larger for flat graphics.

Example

A 48-frame animated GIF saved with every 6th frame gives ⌈48 ÷ 6⌉ = 8 JPGs: frames 1, 7, 13, 19, 25, 31, 37 and 43. With a maximum width of 480 px, a 960 × 540 GIF becomes 480 × 270 JPGs.