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GIF → PDF

Convert GIF images to PDF. Combine several files into one document.

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Drop GIF images here

or choose them from disk

Click or drop more files to add them

One tool, many formatsWord, Excel, PowerPoint, photos (including iPhone HEIC) and text files — convert them all to PDF.
Several files at onceCombine e.g. scans and documents into one PDF, or save each file separately.
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How to convert GIF to PDF

GIF is an old but still popular format for simple graphics, icons, charts and animations. When you need to attach it to a document or print it, a PDF is more convenient. The converter turns GIF images into a PDF and combines several files into one document.

  1. Add GIF images

    Drop one or more .gif files into the box above.

  2. Choose the page size

    A4 with margin or a page that fits the image.

  3. Download the PDF

    Combine the images into one file or save each separately in a ZIP.

Animated GIFs

  • a PDF cannot play animations, so we save the first frame
  • if you need a different frame, take a screenshot of it and add it as a PNG
  • a transparent background will be white

When it helps

GIF to PDF is handy for old diagrams, charts from older programs, scans saved as GIF and for printing several small graphics on one sheet.

Frequently asked questions

Is the animation kept?

No, a PDF shows static images. We save the first frame of the animation.

Can I add several GIFs at once?

Yes, each one goes on a separate page of a single PDF.

Do I need an account?

No. The tool is free and works without signing up.

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