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Supports: GIF
GIF is limited to 256 colors and binary transparency (a pixel is either fully transparent or fully opaque). PNG supports millions of colors (24-bit) and smooth alpha transparency with 256 levels of opacity — making it far superior for static images.
Converting GIF to PNG is useful when you need a static frame from an animated GIF, want better color accuracy for graphics and logos, or need proper alpha transparency for overlays and compositing.
Note: animated GIFs are converted to a static PNG image (first frame). For animated output, consider GIF to WebP or GIF to MP4.
| Feature | GIF (source) | PNG (output) |
|---|---|---|
| Colors | 256 max | 16.7 million (24-bit) |
| Transparency | Binary (on/off) | Alpha (256 levels) |
| Animation | ✅ Supported | ❌ Static only |
| Compression | LZW (lossless) | Deflate (lossless) |
| Best for | Simple animations | Static graphics, logos, screenshots |
No. The output is a static PNG image. For animated output, convert to WebP or MP4.
No. PNG compression is always lossless. Higher compression level (1–10, default 6) only affects file size and encoding speed — not visual quality.
Yes. Upload multiple GIF files and download PNG results individually or as a ZIP archive.