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Takes a GIF and encodes it as an AVIF still image, which can be dramatically smaller because GIF is limited to 256 colors per frame and compresses poorly on photographic content.
Takes a GIF and encodes it as an AVIF still image, which can be dramatically smaller because GIF is limited to 256 colors per frame and compresses poorly on photographic content. Only one frame is converted, so animated GIFs become a single picture. The AVIF is produced by an encoder running inside your browser, so it works in every current browser.
A GIF with 30 animation frames, 500 x 500 pixels, dropped into the tool.
One 500 x 500 AVIF still, taken from the frame the browser draws to its canvas. The other 29 frames are not included, so the animation is gone.
Good to know. AVIF encoding is slower than JPG or WebP, so a large GIF frame can take several seconds. The output is a true AVIF file, never a renamed PNG.
.gif allowed.