APNG to GIF

Select or drop up to 10 APNG or PNG files. Each converts independently, so an error with one does not stop the others. Change settings and process again without selecting files again.

The converter reads APNG frames with compositing, their delays, and the play count. A static PNG produces a static GIF.

Choose Keep or Fill with background. GIF cannot retain partial transparency: Keep leaves pixels at least 50% opaque visible, makes less opaque pixels transparent, and blends semi-transparent edges with the background color. Fill places the image on your chosen color.

Set colors to 256, 128, or 64, and turn dithering on or off. Set width from 0 to 1920 pixels, where 0 keeps original width. Height follows proportions, and images are not enlarged. Choose playback speed of 0.5×, 1×, 1.5×, or 2×. Start conversion, then download each GIF or multiple results as a ZIP.

Choose this conversion when a project, upload form, or animation workflow specifically calls for GIF rather than PNG. GIF files are usually bigger than the APNG, so this format is not a way to reduce file size. If you are working with a size cap, check the converted file before using it. The width setting can help fit an animation into a specified layout, and the speed choices let you adjust its playback. Keep width at 0 to use the original width, or set a smaller width when the output needs to fit a tighter space. If your source is a still PNG, the result will also be still, so use an APNG when you need to retain animation.