GIF to frames
Split an animated GIF into its frames and save them as PNG images in a ZIP. It’s free, with no watermark.
Drop a GIF to split into frames
Every frame is saved as a full PNG picture. Download them all in a ZIP, or one at a time.
Animated and still GIFs.
How to split a GIF into frames
Open a GIF to see every frame, then download them all as numbered PNG images in one ZIP file. The GIF frame extractor runs in your browser, so the GIF is never uploaded.
Step 1
Choose your GIFPick a GIF or drop it above.Step 2
Look through the framesEvery frame is shown as a full picture.Step 3
Download the framesSave them all as PNGs in a ZIP, or one at a time.
What to expect
- Supported inputs
- Animated and still GIFs.
- What happens
- Each frame is saved as the full picture shown at that moment, so frames that only redraw part of the GIF come out whole. Transparent pixels stay transparent in the PNGs.
- Limits
- Long or large GIFs make large ZIP files, since PNG keeps every pixel.
Your files stay on your device
Your computer does the work, so the file never has to be uploaded, and that’s also why it’s free: there’s no server time for us to pay for. You don’t need an account, and nothing you make gets a watermark.
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Questions
Many GIFs store only the part of each frame that changes. The extractor draws each frame over the ones before it, as a browser does, so every PNG looks like the GIF at that moment.
Yes. Each frame has its own download button, or take them all in the ZIP.
Each frame’s file name ends with how long it shows, in milliseconds.