Convert GIF to PDF
Convert GIF images to PDF with image-sized, A4, or Letter pages. Choose the layout and combine several images into one PDF or keep them separate.
Drop your GIF files here
Up to 50MB per file.
Conversion Settings
Files never leave your browser
How to Convert
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Upload your GIF files
Drag and drop or select GIF files from your device. You can upload multiple files at once.
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Choose PDF layout
Choose an image-sized, A4, or Letter page, set the orientation and margins, then choose one combined PDF or separate PDFs.
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Download PDF files
Download one combined PDF, individual PDFs, or a ZIP of separate PDFs.
Why convert GIF to PDF?
PDF makes a GIF's first frame easier to print, submit as a document, email as one attachment, or share in a fixed page order.
Use a page matching each GIF or choose A4 or Letter with your preferred orientation and margins. Several GIFs can become one ordered PDF or separate documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to an animated GIF in a PDF?
PDF pages are static, so the first displayed frame becomes the image on the PDF page. The original animated GIF remains unchanged.
Can each GIF frame become a separate PDF page?
This converter creates one page from the first frame of each GIF. It does not extract every animation frame. Add several GIF files when you want several pages in the combined PDF.
Can I combine multiple GIF files into one PDF?
Yes. Add the GIF files in the order you want them to appear and choose One PDF. Each GIF becomes one static page. Choose Separate PDFs when you want individual documents in a ZIP.
Does GIF transparency work in PDF?
Transparent pixels in the selected GIF frame are retained in the PDF image layer. Their appearance can depend on the background used by the PDF viewer or the page behind the image.
Which PDF page size should I choose?
Choose Fit image for a page that follows the GIF's dimensions. Choose A4 or Letter for printing and document systems that expect a standard paper size.
Can I choose portrait or landscape pages?
Yes. A4 and Letter pages can use automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation. Automatic follows the shape of each GIF.
Can I add margins around each GIF?
Yes. Choose no margin, a small margin, or a large margin. Each image is centred and fitted to the page without changing its proportions.
Does the PDF keep GIF metadata?
The PDF keeps the selected visible frame and its transparency but does not copy GIF comments, timing, looping, or other animation frames. Keep the original GIF when you need that information.
Are my GIF files uploaded?
No. GIF to PDF conversion runs locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to Crest Convert or stored on our servers.