GIF to EXR converter
Convert GIF to EXR for free, with no sign-up and no paywall after upload.
- Where it runs
- Our server, files deleted in 60 min
- Free allowance
- 25 files a day, up to 200 MB each
- Typical time
- Usually under a minute
- Sign-up
- Not needed
What happens to your GIF
If the GIF is animated, you get its first frame.
This conversion runs on our server. Your file is deleted within 60 minutes, and you can delete it yourself as soon as you have downloaded the result.
How to convert GIF to EXR
- Choose your file Tap Choose files and pick the GIF files, or drop them onto the page. You can add several at once.
- Convert to EXR Tap Convert. The file is sent over an encrypted connection and converted on our server.
- Download Tap Download to save the EXR file. It is deleted from our server within 60 minutes, or straight away if you tap Delete.
What is a GIF file?
An old image format limited to 256 colours that is still used everywhere for short animations and reaction images.
Every browser and messaging app plays GIFs.
What is an EXR file?
A high dynamic range format used in film visual effects and 3D rendering.
Photoshop, GIMP, Blender, Nuke and DaVinci Resolve.
Questions
Is converting GIF to EXR free?
Yes. You can convert up to 25 files a day on our server for free, each up to 200 MB, with no sign-up. The limit is shown before you upload, and we never ask you to pay to download a file you have already converted.
Is it safe to convert my GIF files here?
Yes. Files travel over an encrypted connection, are processed on our own server, and are deleted within 60 minutes. Nobody looks at them, and you can delete them yourself straight after downloading.
How long does GIF to EXR take?
Usually under a minute. Bigger files take longer, and you can watch the progress on each file.
Can I convert GIF to EXR on my iPhone or Android phone?
Yes. The converter works in Safari, Chrome and any modern browser. Tap Choose files, pick from Photos or Files, and download the result to your phone.
How do I open an EXR file?
Photoshop, GIMP, Blender, Nuke and DaVinci Resolve.