Convert JPEG images into genuine single-frame GIFs with orientation-aware decoding, original dimensions and selectable palettes.
LOCAL FILE CONVERSION
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Up to 30 JPGs · 20 MiB each · 64 MiB total · Browser only · Drag and drop · Browser only; no uploadA static GIF is one still image: it does not move. The first JPG is converted; its proportions are preserved with the default settings.
GIF supports up to 256 colors. Timing is rounded to GIF’s 10 ms units. Fit and Fill keep image proportions; motion effects crop slightly to avoid empty edges.
Processed entirely in your browser. Limits: 40 MP per source, 4 MP static output, 16 million total animated frame pixels, 120 motion frames and 24 MiB output. Animated frames are capped at 1 MP each. Cancel stops the worker and releases its processing memory.
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Convert JPEG images into genuine single-frame GIFs with orientation-aware decoding, original dimensions and selectable palettes. Supported native-decodable JPEG up to 20 MiB and 4 million pixels. EXIF orientation follows browser decoding; no tool-driven resizing is added. Choose 16, 64 or 256 palette colors. GIF reduces photographic color detail and is not lossless relative to JPEG-decoded pixels. This produces a single frame, without animation or dithering. Output dimensions and native decoding are checked.
Source files, filenames, passwords and document content remain in browser memory, outside conversion APIs, file storage and content analytics. Reset/unmount cancels pending work and releases owned URLs. Ordinary page requests may still be logged.
Yes. Existing GIF encoding creates a genuine single-frame GIF, and its structure, dimensions and native decoding are checked. The file is not a JPEG with a renamed extension.
Supported native JPEG decoding applies EXIF orientation before encoding. Output keeps the resulting displayed width, height and proportions without resizing.
Choose 16, 64 or 256 colors. More colors usually retain more photographic detail; smaller palettes simplify colors and may reduce size. GIF has at most 256 colors per frame.
No. Palette quantization reduces the decoded JPEG colors, especially in gradients and photographs. The tool does not restore JPEG detail, add dithering or generate animation.
Supported native-decodable JPEG files up to 20 MiB and 4 million pixels are accepted. Invalid JPEG bytes and unsupported images fail explicitly.
No. Decoding, palette encoding, preview and download occur in browser memory. Disposable Workers can be cancelled; reset releases owned preview URLs.
Convert JPEG images into genuine single-frame GIFs with orientation-aware decoding, original dimensions and selectable palettes.
Supported native-decodable JPEG up to 20 MiB and 4 million pixels. EXIF orientation follows browser decoding; no tool-driven resizing is added. Choose 16, 64 or 256 palette colors. GIF reduces photographic color detail and is not lossless relative to JPEG-decoded pixels. This produces a single frame, without animation or dithering. Output dimensions and native decoding are checked.
Yes. Existing GIF encoding creates a genuine single-frame GIF, and its structure, dimensions and native decoding are checked. The file is not a JPEG with a renamed extension.
Supported native JPEG decoding applies EXIF orientation before encoding. Output keeps the resulting displayed width, height and proportions without resizing.
Choose 16, 64 or 256 colors. More colors usually retain more photographic detail; smaller palettes simplify colors and may reduce size. GIF has at most 256 colors per frame.
No. Palette quantization reduces the decoded JPEG colors, especially in gradients and photographs. The tool does not restore JPEG detail, add dithering or generate animation.
Supported native-decodable JPEG files up to 20 MiB and 4 million pixels are accepted. Invalid JPEG bytes and unsupported images fail explicitly.
No. Decoding, palette encoding, preview and download occur in browser memory. Disposable Workers can be cancelled; reset releases owned preview URLs.