GIF to PNG.
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Turn a GIF's frame into a lossless PNG that keeps transparency — right in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.

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Why extract a GIF's first frame as a lossless PNG locally?

Saving an animated GIF's first frame as a PNG keeps any transparency in that frame intact, which is easiest to get right without a server changing the file along the way. NearIMG performs this frame extraction and lossless re-encoding entirely on your device.

How it works

  1. Drop in a GIF file.
  2. Nothing to configure — the extraction is lossless.
  3. Click Convert — the first frame downloads as a PNG, transparency intact.

This is the faithful way to pull a still out of a GIF: the frame's palette colours are preserved exactly (PNG is lossless), and GIF's on/off transparency carries into the PNG's alpha channel instead of being flattened. Since GIFs are limited to 256 colours, the PNG will look precisely like the animation's frame did — sharp edges, no compression artifacts — which is what you want for logos, stickers and pixel art. Only the first frame is extracted.

Is the animation preserved?

No — PNG is a still image, so the GIF's first frame is converted.

Does it keep transparency?

Yes — PNG supports transparency, so transparent GIF areas stay transparent.

Will the PNG look exactly like the GIF's frame?

Yes — pixel for pixel. GIF frames are palette images, and PNG stores them losslessly, so nothing is approximated in the conversion.

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