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GIF to JPG Converter

Create a still JPG from the first frame of a GIF. Adjust quality or dimensions, then save a copy.

GIFyour photos→JPG

1 Start here 0 / 1,000

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Drop your photos here

Select up to 1,000 images at once

Mix supported photo formats in one batch. Choose from Photos or Files.

HEICJPGPNGWebPGIFTIFFRAW / DNG

Photo preview

Set your size, choose how the photo fits, then drag the preview to position your crop.

Add a photo to read its dimensions.

Choose a photo to preview and crop.

Photo looks

Choose a look, then adjust its intensity.

2 Scan & review

Organizing? Choose photos above, then scan and review the suggested names and categories below.

Fast conversion: leave scanning and renaming off to skip photo analysis. Output names start at Photo_1.

Naming & duplicate options

For the fastest conversion, leave scanning and duplicate checks off. Files are named Photo_1, Photo_2, and so on. Turn on scanning only when you want suggested names and categories. Custom names are preserved when scanning is on. Conversion changes the extension when needed; duplicate names and PDF pages get a suffix. Descriptions are suggested on your device. First use downloads about 250 MB of AI model files; Wi-Fi is recommended. Large scans can be slow on phones. Review names and categories before saving. Originals stay untouched.

Add photos to get started

3 Save organized copies

Happy with the categories? Choose a folder and save. Your originals stay untouched.

Use desktop Chrome or Edge for category folders. The website saves copies; it does not move or delete originals or rearrange your phone’s albums.

About organizing on the website

File Types groups by extension without an AI download. Subject suggestions do not include the iPhone app’s screenshot OCR, selfie tags or GPS city lookup. Correct names and categories in the photo list before saving. PDF pages must be converted rather than copied.

1,000 photos per batch200 MB maximum per file

Converted image

Checkerboard areas are transparent. Inspect edges and detail before saving.

Converted image preview

01 Add your images02 Choose quality & dimensions03 Download & carry on
A FEW SIMPLE STEPS

How to use GIF to JPG

  1. Choose one or more GIF files.
  2. Select JPG quality and your preferred image dimensions.
  3. Convert and open the saved JPG to check the first frame.

A still image from a GIF

JPG is a still-image format. This converter uses the first GIF frame to create a single JPG, which can be useful for a thumbnail or a document. It does not preserve animation or let you select a later frame.

Transparency and sharp edges

Transparent GIF areas are placed on a white background in the JPG. JPEG compression can soften the sharp edges common in small GIF graphics. Keep quality high for a cleaner result, or retain a lossless image format when exact flat colors matter.

Convert several GIFs together

You can add up to 1,000 GIF files to the queue. Each input produces one still image. Desktop Chrome and Edge can write the results directly into one new folder. Other browsers provide separate downloads, subject to the converter’s memory limit.

Common questions

Not sure which output to choose? Read the HEIC, JPG, PNG and PDF format guide before converting.

Will the converted JPG move?

No. A JPG cannot contain GIF animation. The output is the first frame only.

Can I extract all GIF frames?

This tool does not extract every frame or provide a frame picker.

Will the background remain transparent?

No. JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas become white.

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcuts pause while you type in a field.

Open photos
Alt / Option + O
Convert or run the current tool
Alt / Option + Enter
Save result
Alt / Option + S
Zoom preview
Click preview, then + / −
Fit preview
Click preview, then 0
Switch tools
Alt / Option + 1–5
1 · Convert
2 · Resize · 3 · Enhance
4 · Photo Cleanup
5 · Remove Background
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Background removal also supports Ctrl / ⌘ + Z, Shift + Ctrl / ⌘ + Z, brush size [ / ], and H to move the preview.