GIF to PDF Converter

A GIF can be a simple picture or a whole animation. This converter turns GIFs into PDF pages: just the first frame for a still image, or every frame of an animation as its own page — useful for printing a step-by-step animation, archiving a sprite sheet or sending frames for review. It runs in your browser and also accepts PNG, JPG and WebP files in the same batch.

How to use this tool

1. Drop one or more GIF files.
2. Choose the first frame, every frame or every Nth frame of animated GIFs.
3. Keep "Skip identical frames" on so pauses in the animation do not create duplicate pages.
4. Pick the page size and whether everything goes into one PDF, then download.

Formula

Image size page: width × height in pt = width × height in px (72 DPI). Fitted page: scale = min((page width − 2 × margin) ÷ image width, (page height − 2 × margin) ÷ image height)

Each frame is decoded with the browser's own decoder, which applies the GIF disposal rules, so every page shows the full frame as it appears in the animation. Frames are stored losslessly (PNG inside the PDF) on a white background. Up to 500 pages are written per run.

Example

A 480 × 270 px animated GIF with 60 frames, converted with "Every Nth frame" and N = 10, gives 6 pages (frames 1, 11, 21, 31, 41 and 51). With "Same as the image" each page is 480 × 270 pt — 6.67 × 3.75 inches.