How to Convert GIF to JPG for Free
Edited by Pat Bitton
July 24, 2019
It’s hard to say which image format is better, JPG or GIF, as they each have benefits and drawbacks and usually serve different purposes. The JPG format is commonly used for storing and sharing simple photographs. When saved as JPGs, photos take up less space on the hard drive and preserve an acceptable image quality. So, in many situations, you may need to make JPGs from GIFs. Luckily, Movavi Video Converter is at your service! Download the app and check out our brief guide below to learn how to change GIFs to JPGs.
Install the GIF-to-JPG Converter That’s Free to Download
Download the JPG maker, open the distribution file, and follow the installation instructions.
Upload the GIFs You Want to Turn to JPGs
Click the Add Media button and pick the Add Images option to upload your pictures to the program for conversion. You can upload batches of files at one time.
Choose the JPG Format
In the format selection area in the lower part of the interface, switch to the Images tab. Choose JPG to convert your GIFs to JPGs.
Convert GIF to JPG for Free
Click the appropriate button to select the output folder and click Convert. When the conversion process is finished, the program will automatically open the destination folder with your photos.
With this free converter, it’s so easy to transfer GIF images to JPG! Just add your files to the program and convert them in a couple of clicks.
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