WebP Frame Extractor

Extract individual frames from animated WebP files, preserving timing information and transparency. Perfect for animation analysis, creating sprite sheets, or editing specific frames.

Drop your WebP file here

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Maximum file size: 10MB
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How It Works

  1. Upload your animated WebP file using drag & drop or the file browser.
  2. Select your preferred output format (PNG, WebP, or JPG).
  3. Choose whether to preserve transparency (not applicable for JPG).
  4. Click "Extract Frames" to start the extraction process.
  5. Preview frames and download individually or as a ZIP archive.

Output Format Options

PNG

Best quality with perfect transparency preservation. Ideal for editing or when you need lossless frames. Larger file size but no quality loss.

WebP

Modern format with good balance between quality and file size. Supports transparency. Great for web use and most editing applications.

JPG

Smallest file size but no transparency support (transparent areas become white). Best when you need compact files and transparency isn't important.

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

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.

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.

There's no specific limit to the number of frames, but there is a 10MB file size limit for the original WebP to ensure server performance. Most WebPs with hundreds of frames will work fine as long as they're under this size limit.