1. Browserling
Browserling is essentially a tool for cross-browser testing. But it has several simple tools on its website for web developers. One of these is a GIF-to-JPG converter.
On the website, drag and drop the GIF or upload it from your device. Click on the Convert to JPG! button to instantly convert and download the file.
If you’re looking for a simple tool that gets the job done, Browserling is for you. The tool is free to use and doesn’t annoy you with ads. But it converts only the first frame of the GIF into a JPG image.
2. FreeConvert
FreeConvert is a file converter tool that supports multiple formats, including GIF and JPG. You can upload the GIF file from your device, Google Drive, Dropbox, or through any URL. Once you click on Convert to JPG, it converts the uploaded file.
You can then download the JPGs locally, save them to Google Drive/Dropbox, or share them via a QR code. The downloaded ZIP file contains multiple JPGs, one for each frame.
The best part is that it allows you to upload and convert multiple files together. So if you're looking to convert files in bulk, this is surely a great option. It also has advanced options like resizing the converted image, compressing the output, auto-orient, and removing metadata.
FreeConvert limits the file size to 1 GB, but it’s unlikely that you’d exceed the limit. To ensure the safety of your files, it provides 256-bit encryption and deletes the uploaded files after two hours.
3. Online-Convert.com
Among several other tools, Online-Convert.com has a great tool for converting GIF to JPG.
You can add a GIF from your device, Dropbox, Google Drive, or URL. It lets you add multiple GIFs before conversion. Once the files have been uploaded, click on Start to begin the conversion. The tool creates multiple JPGs from a single GIF.
But the good thing is you can choose which JPGs to download. You can either download all of them as a ZIP file or select ones only. Similarly, you can decide whether to download the JPGs, upload them to the cloud, or share them through a URL.
This tool has various settings options. First, you can decide whether you want to have the best quality image or the smallest one. You can set the quality between these two extremes using the slider.
In addition to these features, you can resize, crop, apply color filters, and specify the resolution of the output. Online-Convert.com has browser extensions (for Chrome and Firefox) and mobile applications for both iOS and Android.
4. Ezgif.com
Ezgif.com is a tool for editing and creating GIFs. Using this, you can also convert the GIFs into JPGs easily.
Ezgif.com allows uploading files from both the device and through a URL. But the maximum file size is 50 MB. Select the file, upload it, and Ezgif.com opens its editor. Here, you can crop, rotate, resize, and perform other actions.
For transparent GIFs, you can specify the color to be added to the background. To convert, click on Convert to JPG! It creates a JPG for each frame and shows a preview. You can download them individually or together as a ZIP file.
5. SodaPDF
SodaPDF offers dozens of file conversion and PDF tools, letting you convert GIFs to JPGs too. It ensures the safety of your files, by deleting them automatically from its server after 24 hours.
The process is pretty much the same. It allows you to upload files via your device, Dropbox, or Google Drive. However, SodaPDF, like Browserling, only converts the first frame of the GIF into a JPG, which can be a downside depending on your needs.
While converting the file, it makes sure to maintain the image ratio, standard, and orientation. SodaPDF has a desktop app. So if you’re converting images frequently, it's worth checking out.
6. Convertio
Convertio is one of the most well-known tools for online file conversion. Its large set of tools includes a conversion tool for GIF to JPG.
You can add and convert several GIFs together. After conversion, Convertio provides a ZIP file with multiple JPGs. The file remains on Convertio for 24 hours before getting deleted. It has a handy Chrome extension as well.
Convertio doesn’t allow uploading files larger than 100 MB. But you can upgrade to any of the three paid accounts to increase the file size limit. The subscription costs from $10 per month to $26 per month.
7. Zamzar
Launched in 2006, the Zamzar file converter supports over 1,200 formats. This includes GIF and JPG as well. You can upload your GIF from a computer or cloud account, and it instantly converts it into JPG. Zamzar provides a ZIP file with a separate JPG for each frame.
The files remain for 24 hours. Other than downloading on the spot, you can ask it to email you the converted files.
For free users, the file size limit is 50 MB. But Zamzar has three paid plans, starting from $9 per month. With these plans, you can increase file size, online conversion, and storage limits. It has a desktop app (for both Windows and Mac) and an API for developers.
Since it converts files into hundreds of different formats, it's no surprise that Zamzar is also one of the best online video converters.
8. CloudConvert
CloudConvert is an online file conversion tool that supports around 200 formats. Since its launch in 2012, it has converted over a billion files.
Its feature-rich GIF to JPG tool is perfect for users with specific output requirements. You can specify the dimensions of the converted file and strip metadata. Similarly, you can choose the quality of the output on a scale of 1-100.
Best of all, CloudConvert lets you add an image watermark to the converted files. It offers 25 free conversions every day. Beyond that, you'll have to purchase a subscription or a one-time package.
The price of both subscription and package starts from $8, but increases depending on the conversion limit.
Convert Images Hassle-Free
Using your computer’s default image-editing software to convert files can be a hassle. In this case, online file converter tools work great, converting any GIF into JPG quickly. Most of these have a generous free plan that is sufficient for most users.
Similarly, if you need to convert static images into GIFs, there are online tools for that as well.
Source: makeuseof.com
