GIF Frame Extractor
Upload an animated GIF and extract every frame as an individual PNG image. Download all frames at once in a ZIP file, or save them one by one.
Upload an Animated GIF
Drag and drop a GIF here, or click to browse
Static GIFs will produce a single frame
How to Use
- Upload a GIF — drag and drop or click the upload area to select an animated GIF file.
- Wait for extraction — each frame is parsed directly from the GIF binary data and rendered as a PNG.
- Download frames — save individual frames by clicking the download button on each card, or click Download All Frames as ZIP to get everything at once.
Each frame is saved as a PNG named frame-001.png, frame-002.png, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the frames PNG files and not GIF?
PNG is a better output format for individual frames — it's lossless, supports full color (not limited to GIF's 256 colors), and is universally compatible with image editors and viewers.
What about frame delays and timing?
This tool extracts the pixel data for each frame. Timing information (frame delays) is not included in the PNG output, but the frames are numbered in order so you can reconstruct the sequence.
Does this work with static GIFs?
Yes — a static GIF has one frame, so you'll get one PNG.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The GIF is parsed entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server.
What's the maximum file size?
There's no hard limit, but very large GIFs (above 20–30 MB) may take a few seconds to parse depending on your device.
