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Add the GIF to your canvas
Drop a File node onto the Brainy Canvas board and upload the GIF, or connect any node that outputs a GIF image.
ConvertFree starter credits
GIFPNG
Lift a single GIF frame out of its 256-color palette into a full-color, lossless PNG.
GIF is an old lossless format with two hard limits: it stores at most 256 colors from a single indexed palette, and its transparency is 1-bit — a pixel is either fully opaque or fully see-through, with no partial alpha. It also supports animation. PNG lifts both ceilings: full truecolor (millions of colors) and a proper 8-bit alpha channel for smooth, anti-aliased transparency. Converting a GIF to PNG extracts a single frame and re-encodes it losslessly, so the output can hold more color depth than the source ever carried. The palette limitation is removed going forward, though a flat-color GIF will not magically gain colors it never had — you simply escape the 256-color cap for any future editing.
Convert GIF to PNG on the canvas
Drop your file onto a Brainy Canvas board, connect the converter node, and download the result. New accounts get free starter credits — enough for roughly 200 image conversions — with no card required.
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Connect the Image Converter
Wire the file into the Image Converter node and select PNG as the output. ImageMagick takes a single frame and re-encodes it losslessly.
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Download the PNG
A full-color PNG frame lands on the node in seconds. Download it or route it into another node to edit or recolor.