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JPG to GIF Converter
Turn a photo into a GIF, with the palette built from the image itself.
Drop a JPG here, or click to choose one
Converted on your device — the image is never uploaded
Result
Quick Tool Overview
The JPG to GIF Converter turns a photo into a GIF, quantising a palette from the image itself and telling you honestly what the format costs in colour and file size.
- What it does
- Converts a photo to a single-frame GIF
- You give it
- A JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP
- You get back
- A GIF with a palette built from your image
- Best for
- Places that accept nothing but GIF
About the JPG to GIF Converter
Some places still take nothing but GIF: an old forum, a legacy CMS, a piece of software written before WebP existed. Converting a photograph to it means squeezing millions of colours down to 256, and doing that badly leaves skies banded and faces blotchy.
Drop a JPG — or a PNG, WebP or BMP — and the palette is quantised from your own image rather than taken from a fixed table, so the colours that actually matter in this photo are the ones that survive. Choose 256 colours for the best quality or fewer for a smaller file and a deliberately poster-like look, and resize at the same time. The page is honest about the result: it tells you how many colours the original had, and says plainly when the GIF ends up larger than the JPEG you started with, which for a photograph it often does.
Key features of the JPG to GIF Converter
A palette from your photo
Quantised from the actual colours, not a fixed table.
Colour count you choose
256 for quality, or fewer for a smaller, poster-like result.
Resize at the same time
The quickest way to make a GIF smaller.
Honest about the trade
It says when the GIF is bigger than the JPEG you started with.
Works offline
The encoder is part of the page — no library is fetched.
How to use the JPG to GIF Converter
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Drop your photo in
JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP — all are accepted.
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Choose the colour count
256 for the best quality, fewer for a smaller file.
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3
Resize if you need to
A smaller GIF is a much smaller file.
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4
Download the GIF
Check the preview first — banding shows up there.
Frequently asked questions
Because GIF allows only 256 colours in an image, and a photograph has tens of thousands. Gradients such as skies show the steps. That is a limit of the format itself.
GIF compresses flat areas of colour well and photographic detail badly, while JPEG is built for photographs. For a photo, GIF is almost always larger.
This makes a single-frame GIF from one image. Use the Video to GIF tool for an animation.
A JPEG has no transparency to keep. A PNG with transparency is flattened, since GIF supports only a single fully transparent colour rather than soft edges.
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