GIF to PDF converter

Convert GIF images — even animated ones — into a PDF. Free, in your browser.

Drop images here
or choose images · up to 20 images, 25 MB
Your first conversion is free — no signup

How to use GIF to PDF

  1. Add your images: drag them in, or press Choose images.
  2. Put them in order and pick the page size — each image's own size, or A4 / Letter.
  3. Press Convert to PDF and download your file.

A still GIF becomes one PDF page. An animated GIF can give just its first frame, or every frame as its own page — handy for printing a short animation or a set of slides.

Add several GIFs at once and they're combined into one PDF in your order.

GIF to PDF: questions and answers

Is it really free?

Yes. Your first conversion needs no account. After that, sign up free and keep converting.

How many images can I combine?

Up to 20 images and 25 MB at a time, combined into one PDF in the order you set.

Which image types work?

JPG / JPEG, PNG, GIF (also animated), WebP, BMP and TIFF. iPhone HEIC photos need saving as JPG first.

Will the quality drop?

No. JPEG photos are placed in the PDF without being compressed again, and other images are kept at their full size.

What happens to my files?

They're converted and the PDF is ready to download straight away. The download link stops working after 7 days, and we don't keep your images.

Can I keep my PDFs organised?

Yes — with a free FileIt account you can store documents in your vault, sorted by person, with reminders before anything expires.

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