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Choose the still PNG you want to export. For logos and flat graphics, preview how sharp edges and transparent areas look before sharing.
Free PNG to GIF converter
This Free PNG to GIF converter Online creates one static GIF89a image from your PNG. It is a compatibility export for simple graphics, not a way to create an animated GIF or retain smooth alpha.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
PNG can hold full-color pixels and smooth transparency. This route reduces the browser-decoded image to a GIF89a palette with up to 255 opaque colors plus one transparent palette entry. Use it for a still, simple graphic when GIF is required; photographs, gradients, and soft transparent edges can change visibly.
How it works
Choose the still PNG you want to export. For logos and flat graphics, preview how sharp edges and transparent areas look before sharing.
Leave GIF selected when the receiving workflow needs a static GIF rather than PNG, WebP, or an animated file.
Download the result and inspect color gradients and transparent edges; use the original PNG if the reduced palette is not suitable.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Make a static GIFExport one still GIF89a image when a recipient specifically asks for GIF.
Know the output uses a limited palette and binary transparency before replacing the original PNG.
Create the GIF from browser-decoded pixels without uploading the PNG to a conversion server.
Good to know
Yes. PNG to GIF conversion is free and available Online without an account.
No. The tool converts browser-readable image data in your browser and does not send the PNG to a conversion server.
No. The encoder creates one static GIF89a frame from the PNG. It does not add frames, timing, or animation.
GIF uses a limited palette. This encoder uses up to 255 opaque palette colors, so photographs and gradients can be approximated.
Fully or nearly transparent pixels can become the GIF's single transparent palette entry, but GIF does not preserve smooth semi-transparent edges.
Not necessarily. Output size varies with image dimensions, palette complexity, and LZW compression; compare the downloaded file for your use case.