Convert GIF to DOCX

Convert GIF to DOCX to place a picture inside a Word document. It suits manuals and reports where an illustration needs text next to it.

What happens when you convert GIF to DOCX

The GIF file goes into the document whole, in its original proportions and without re-encoding. Wording on it stays part of the picture: it cannot be selected or edited in Word.

An animated GIF is embedded whole as well, with all its frames. Whether it moves is up to the editor the document is opened in; printing and saving to PDF leave a single frame of the animation.

• The picture sits on a document page and opens in Word.
• The proportions and palette of the source do not change.
• One conversion puts one image into the document.

How to convert GIF to DOCX

1. Upload your file in GIF.
2. Select DOCX as the result format.
3. Start the conversion.
4. Download the document and write your notes in Word.

Where a GIF in a document helps

• Put an animation of a step into a how-to guide for colleagues.
• Attach a diagram to an internal memo that is accepted in Word.
• Build a description of an interface with a caption under each illustration.
• Send a logo together with its usage terms in one file.
• Prepare mailing material for people who open documents only.

Other options for GIF files

• Wording from the picture as text comes from the GIF to TXT converter.
• For a website the GIF to WebP converter makes the animation lighter.
• The first frame without compression comes from the GIF to BMP converter.

FAQ

Will the animation move inside the document?

The file is embedded with all its frames, and playback depends on the editor. Printouts and PDF keep a single frame.

Can I select the text on the picture?

No, it is part of the image. Getting the text out takes a GIF to TXT conversion instead.

Does the picture lose quality?

No, the GIF goes into the document without re-encoding, with the same palette.