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Maximum file size: 20MB
Extract individual frames from animated GIFs, preserving timing information and transparency. Perfect for animation analysis, creating sprite sheets, or editing specific frames.
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Maximum file size: 20MBBest quality with perfect transparency preservation. Larger file size but ideal for editing and further processing.
Good balance between quality and file size with transparency support. Modern format, may not work in older software.
Smallest file size but no transparency support. Transparent areas become white. Best for photographs.
Frame timing information is saved in a metadata.json file included in the ZIP download.
Extracted frames are automatically deleted after 1 hour to save server space.
Maximum upload size is 20MB. Most GIFs work fine within this limit.
Your files are processed securely and never stored permanently.
Extracting frames is useful for animation analysis, editing individual frames, creating sprite sheets for games, or using specific frames for design projects. It also helps when you want to modify just parts of an animation or understand how it was created.
Choose PNG for highest quality with perfect transparency preservation (best for editing). WebP offers a good balance between quality and file size. JPG provides the smallest file size but doesn't support transparency and may lose some image quality.
No. Our tool preserves all timing information in a metadata.json file that's included with your download. This file contains the duration each frame should be displayed, making it possible to reconstruct the animation if needed.
There's no specific limit to the number of frames, but there is a 20MB file size limit for the original GIF to ensure server performance. Most GIFs with hundreds of frames will work fine as long as they're under this size limit.