GIF URL Downloader

Paste any GIF link and save it to your device in seconds. Drop in a list of URLs to grab them all at once, then pass the results through our GIF compressor, enhancer, or upscaler.

Paste a GIF URL

One URL above, or for up to 20 GIFs at once. Max 30 MB per file.

Three steps to grab any GIF

No browser extensions, no right-click hassles, no "save image as" hunting through dev tools.

Paste the link

Right-click any GIF on the web and pick Copy image address, then paste it here. Works with direct .gif links from Giphy, Tenor, Imgur, Reddit, Tumblr, and most other hosts.

We fetch it for you

Our server downloads the file, checks that it's a real animated GIF (not a JPEG or webpage in disguise), and stores it on a private temporary URL.

Save or send it onward

Preview the result, hit download, or pass it straight to our GIF compressor if it's too big for Slack, Discord, or email.

Batch mode for collectors

Paste up to 20 URLs (one per line) and we'll download them all at once. Everything packs into a single ZIP archive with a tidy README.

Private and temporary

Files are deleted automatically after 12 hours. We don't keep copies, we don't track which GIFs you grabbed, and we never share download links.

Fast and free

Each download usually finishes in under five seconds. No account, no captcha, no daily limits, no watermarks added to your files.

Common questions

Why won't my Giphy or Tenor link work?

Giphy and Tenor sometimes serve their preview pages instead of the GIF itself. You need the direct image URL, not the share page. On Giphy, click "Media" and copy the .gif link. On Tenor, right-click the GIF and pick "Copy image address". If you only have the share-page URL, open it first, right-click the animation, and copy from there.

Can I download GIFs from Twitter, Discord, or Slack?

Twitter and Discord convert most GIFs to MP4 video on display, which is why right-clicking shows "Save video as" instead of a GIF option. This tool only handles real animated GIF files. For MP4-to-GIF, you'll want a video converter first - then come back and run the result through our GIF upscaler or enhancer.

What's the file size limit?

30 MB per GIF, and up to 20 URLs per batch request. If a GIF is bigger than that, the download will abort. Try a different source, or download manually and run the file through our GIF compressor to shrink it.

Are my downloads private?

Yes. Files live on a private URL that's only shared back to your browser, and we wipe them automatically after 12 hours. We don't log which links you fetched, and the temporary storage path includes random tokens so URLs can't be guessed.

Can I download from a password-protected page?

No - if the GIF needs login cookies, our server can't see it. You'll need to save the file manually from your browser, then run it through our compressor or enhancer instead.

Does this work for non-GIF images?

No, this tool specifically validates the file as an animated GIF (checking the GIF87a or GIF89a header). If you point it at a PNG or JPEG, it will reject the download with a clear error. That's intentional - it stops you from saving a "GIF" that turns out to be a static image.

What can I do once I've downloaded the GIF?

Anything you'd do with a normal file. A few common next steps: compress it to fit Slack or Discord limits, upscale it to a bigger size for thumbnails, or enhance brightness and contrast if the original was washed out.

Still having trouble? Drop us a note via our and we'll take a look.

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PNG to ICO Converter

Free online PNG to ICO converter for creating Windows 11, 10, 8, and 7 compatible icons. Perfect for desktop icons, app icons, and website favicons. No signup required - just drag and drop your images.


Drop your .png files here, or click to select them manually!

Up to 20 PNG files, max 5MB each.

Convert from URL
Converted files will appear here.

Drop a file above or paste a URL to get started.



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Convert PNG from URL

Enter the URL of the PNG file you want to convert to ICO:

Icon Sizes:

Select Icon Layer Sizes (px) to include in the ICO file.

How to Convert PNG to ICO Files

  1. Upload your PNG image by dragging and dropping it onto the converter, clicking to browse files, or using "Convert from URL" for images hosted online.
  2. Select icon sizes using the checkboxes below. Choose multiple sizes (16x16 to 256x256) to create a multi-resolution ICO file that looks crisp at any display size.
  3. Download your ICO file individually or as a ZIP archive. Your icons are ready to use as favicons, desktop icons, or app icons.
Tip: Start with a square PNG at least 256x256 pixels for best results. For more tips, see the How to Convert PNG to ICO guide.

FAQ - PNG to ICO Converter

When converting from PNG to ICO, quality is generally maintained for the specific dimensions chosen. However, if your original PNG is smaller than the requested ICO size, some quality loss may occur due to upscaling. For best results, start with a high-resolution PNG image.

Yes, the converter fully preserves transparency from your original PNG images when converting to ICO format, making it perfect for creating transparent icons for websites and applications.

Unlike PNG files which contain a single image, ICO files can include multiple images of different sizes within a single file. This allows a single ICO file to adapt to various display requirements, making it ideal for icons used across different resolutions and contexts. For more details, see this guide on understanding the ICO format.

Absolutely! ICO files are the standard format for website favicons. After converting your PNG image to ICO, you can easily use it as your website's favicon to represent your site in browser tabs and bookmarks.

Converting PNG to ICO is necessary when creating website favicons, Windows desktop icons, or application icons. Browsers and Windows specifically require the ICO format for these purposes, even if your original design was created in PNG format.


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