What happens to animated GIFs?

A PDF page cannot play animation, so each animated GIF contributes its first frame. If a different frame matters, save that frame as its own image first and add it instead.

Can I combine many GIFs into one PDF?

Yes. Add them together, arrange the order with the arrows, and they come out as one PDF with a page for each image, in exactly that order.

Does converting reduce the image quality?

No. Each image is stored in the PDF without being recompressed, so the detail you see in the GIF is exactly what appears on the page.

GIF to PDF

Turn GIF images into a PDF. Animations keep their first frame.

Zero-transmission processing
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Drop your GIF, JPG, PNG here

or pick them from your device

Your files are never transmitted. Nothing is uploaded.

Before you start

Animated GIFs keep their first frame — the one you see in the thumbnail.
Image sideways? Tap its thumbnail to turn it a quarter turn before it goes in.

PDF converter54 ready

Good to know

Accepts: GIF · JPG · PNG
Files at once: As many as you like
Transmission: None — nothing is uploaded.

Chain it

Next, run OCR PDF → Compress PDF on the result back to back — nothing to download in between.

Set up this chain

How to do it

Add your file
Add one or more GIF images. Drop a whole batch at once and put them in the order the pages should follow.
Set it up the way you want
Pick the page size: match each image, or place every image on A4 or Letter with the margin you choose.
Download the result
Download a single PDF with one image per page. Animated GIFs contribute their first frame, and no watermark is added.

Questions about GIF to PDF

What happens to animated GIFs?: A PDF page cannot play animation, so each animated GIF contributes its first frame. If a different frame matters, save that frame as its own image first and add it instead.
Can I combine many GIFs into one PDF?: Yes. Add them together, arrange the order with the arrows, and they come out as one PDF with a page for each image, in exactly that order.
Does converting reduce the image quality?: No. Each image is stored in the PDF without being recompressed, so the detail you see in the GIF is exactly what appears on the page.