Convert GIF to PDF
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In short
GIF to PDF on Docmint: Convert GIF images, such as old scans, diagrams and saved web graphics, into a PDF. Several GIFs become one document, one per page. Your files stay on your device. It accepts JPG, PNG and WebP files, runs entirely in your browser with no upload, and is free for 3 runs a day without an account.
- Category
- Convert & Export
- Input
- JPG, PNG and WebP
- Processing
- On your device, in the browser
- Price
- Free: 3 free runs a day without an account, 10 with a free account
- Runs entirely in the browser (no file upload)
- Free for 3 runs a day, no account needed
- Processes several files at once
- Accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images
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How to GIF to PDF
- 1
Add your GIF files
Drop one or more .gif files. JPG, PNG and WebP can be mixed in.
- 2
Order and lay out
Drag pages into order and choose fit to image, A4 or Letter.
- 3
Create the PDF
Click Create PDF and download one file.
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sent to a server. Most online PDF tools upload your document. Docmint does the work in this browser tab, so there is nothing for us to store or lose.
Check it yourselfTips for a better result
- Animated GIFs
- A PDF page cannot move, so only the first frame is used. To keep a particular frame, save it as a PNG in an image editor first.
- Small GIFs on big pages
- GIFs are often small in pixels. Use fit to image so they are not stretched across an A4 page and blurred.
- Need an image instead?
- Convert Image turns GIF into JPG, PNG or WebP.
Questions about GIF to PDF
Can I convert an animated GIF to PDF?
Yes, but only its first frame is placed in the PDF. A PDF page cannot animate.
Is the image quality kept?
Yes. The frame is stored losslessly at its full pixel size.
Can I combine several GIFs into one PDF?
Yes. Drop them all in, put them in order, and each becomes one page.
Is my file uploaded?
No. Docmint reads and processes the file inside your browser. It is never sent to a server, so there is nothing for anyone to store, scan or lose.
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