Online GIF Converter - Free Image Format Tool

Convert images to GIF directly in your browser without installing software. Image format that supports animation. Each upload supports up to 30 files, with a 10 MB limit per image.

Features
Supports simple animation, 256 color limit
Use Cases
Memes, simple animations, low-color icons
Performance
Larger files, not ideal for complex animations

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Supports JPG, PNG, BMP, WebP, AVIF, SVG, ICO Max 10MB

When to choose GIF

Choose GIF when your project involves Memes, simple animations, low-color icons. The right output format depends on whether you prioritize compatibility, transparency, animation, file size, or lossless detail.

For GIF, the important format behavior is: Supports simple animation, 256 color limit. In practical use, expect the following performance profile: Larger files, not ideal for complex animations.

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How to convert an image to GIF

  1. Upload ImageSupports JPG, PNG, BMP, WebP, AVIF, SVG, ICO. Select or drag up to 30 images, each no larger than 10 MB.
  2. Choose Format & SettingsReview the available quality setting for GIF. A lower value usually produces a smaller file, while a higher value preserves more visual detail.
  3. Download ImageAfter processing, download each GIF image separately or package multiple results into one ZIP archive.

File privacy and retention

Images are transferred over HTTPS and used only to perform the requested conversion. Uploaded and converted files are removed automatically within 24 hours. Do not upload files you are not authorized to process.

GIF converter questions

Is the GIF converter free?

Yes. TurnPic does not require an account, and the image conversion tools are available without a subscription.

Which source formats are supported?

Supports JPG, PNG, BMP, WebP, AVIF, SVG, ICO. A single batch can contain up to 30 images, and each file can be up to 10 MB.

Will conversion to GIF affect image quality?

The result depends on the source image and the selected output setting. For this format: Larger files, not ideal for complex animations. Keep the original file when archival quality is important.