Convert a PDF to
an animated scroll GIF
Upload a PDF and get a looping GIF that scrolls through every page — drops straight into email, Slack, Notion, and GitHub where attachments get ignored.
Why a GIF instead of the PDF?
Nobody opens the attachment. A GIF plays inline — in the body of an email, in a chat thread, in a README — so the reader sees the cover, the key chart, and the pricing table before deciding to click through.
Scrollify renders each page, pauses briefly as it passes, and loops the whole document. Pick the width, scroll speed, and frame rate; download a GIF sized for where it’s going.
How it works
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1. Upload
Drop in a PDF — report, deck export, menu, or one-pager.
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2. Choose GIF
Set width and speed. Smaller widths keep email GIFs light.
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3. Paste anywhere
Download the loop or share a link from your library.
Where this fits
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Email newsletters
Preview a lookbook or report above the fold — GIFs play in Gmail and Outlook.
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Sales follow-ups
Show the proposal in the message instead of “see attached”.
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Docs & READMEs
Embed a spec or whitepaper preview in GitHub, Notion, or Confluence.
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Menus & flyers
Turn a print PDF into a looping post for social and Google Business.
FAQ
- Is this a free PDF to GIF converter?
- Yes — the free plan includes monthly Documents → Scroll exports, and there’s no desktop software to install.
- How big will the GIF be?
- It depends on page count, width, and speed. For email, keep width around 600px and the document short; for long reports, MP4 is usually a better fit.
- Can I get MP4 from the same upload?
- Yes — re-run the job as MP4 for decks, editors, and social uploads.
- Page limits?
- Exports are capped so renders stay reliable — enough for typical reports, menus, and decks.
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