PNG to GIF
ReferenceConvert a PNG image into a GIF (one frame per uploaded file).
Drop a PNG file here
Output will appear here.
These tools accept image output. Run this tool to enable one-click hand-off.
GIF
PNG to GIF is a GIF tool that takes image input (PNG) and returns image output (GIF). The job runs on the processing worker: the page uploads your input, the worker runs it and the result comes back to the output panel.
Step by step
5 steps, all from the panel above — the heavy work runs on the processing worker.
Choose or drop your PNG file in the input panel above.
Adjust the 3 tool options — Colours, Frame delay (1/100 s), Loop count (0 = forever).
Run it and the job is queued on the processing worker; the page collects the result when it finishes.
The result appears in the output panel as GIF. From there you can download it as a file, export the processed file.
The chain panel lists tools that accept this output; sending the result opens the next tool with its input already filled in.
Formats
What PNG to GIF accepts and what it hands back.
Read from a PNG file on your device.
Returned as GIF. From the output panel you can download it as a file, export the processed file.
Colours
integer · default 256
Frame delay (1/100 s)
integer · default 10
Loop count (0 = forever)
integer · default 0
Examples
1 catalog example for PNG to GIF. Runnable examples can be loaded from the examples panel above.
Convert a PNG image into a GIF (one frame per uploaded file).
Extract frames from an animated GIF and export them as individual PNG images.
Play an animated GIF backwards.
Shuffle GIF frames into a random order.
Speed up or slow down a GIF by a factor.
Play a GIF twice as fast.
Play a GIF at half speed.
FAQ
Answers for PNG to GIF, taken from the tool's own catalog definition.
It runs on the platform's processing worker: the page uploads your input, the worker runs the job and the result is returned to the output panel.
image input (PNG).
The result is GIF output. From the output panel you can download it as a file, export the processed file.
Yes. After a run, the chain panel lists tools that accept image output (12 compatible tools in the catalog right now) and hands the result across with one click.
Yes — the tool options panel above exposes 3 settings: Colours, Frame delay (1/100 s), Loop count (0 = forever).
No. Accounts only add conveniences: favourites, recent-tool history and saved workflows.
Heavy jobs are handled by the processing worker; Accepts file input; Accepts image input; Download the result as a file; Export the processed file; Chain the output directly into another tool.
Get started
The tool is ready above — add your image (PNG) and run it. The processing worker runs the job and the result lands in the output panel.