Extract GIF Frames
Extract every frame from an animated GIF and download them as PNG images. Free and browser-based.
Drop a GIF or click to browse
Animated GIF files only
What Is GIF Frame Extraction?
An animated GIF is made up of multiple image frames played in sequence. This tool extracts each individual frame and lets you download them as separate PNG images. Useful for grabbing a still from an animation, re-editing frames, or converting a GIF into a sprite sheet. All processing runs locally in your browser — no upload required.
How to Use
- Drop or select an animated GIF file
- The tool decodes all frames and shows a preview grid
- Download individual frames or all frames at once as a ZIP
Features
- Extracts all frames from animated GIF files
- Shows frame delay (animation timing) for each frame
- Download individual frames as PNG
- Download all frames as a ZIP archive
- 100% browser-based — no server upload
FAQ
What format are the extracted frames?
All frames are exported as PNG images, which supports transparency (used in many GIFs).
What does the frame delay number mean?
The delay is stored in centiseconds (1/100th of a second). A delay of 10 means 100ms (10 frames per second). A delay of 4 means 40ms (25 fps).
Why does a single-frame GIF show only one result?
Static GIFs contain only one frame. The tool will show that single frame as a PNG for download.