Will the frames look right?

Yes — each frame is rebuilt as it actually appeared on screen. Many GIFs only redraw part of the picture each frame, and we apply the GIF's own rules for clearing between frames.

Can I keep fewer frames?

Yes — choose 'one frame in every' 2, 3 or more to thin out a long animation.

Can I make the images smaller?

Yes — use the Size slider to scale every frame down.

What about transparency?

PNG and WebP keep it. For JPG, transparent areas are filled with the colour you choose.

Image Tool

GIF to Images

Split an animated GIF into separate pictures — see its size, frame count and speed first, then choose PNG, JPG or WebP, keep every frame or every few, and shrink if you like. Runs entirely in your browser.

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Drag an image here, or click to browse

Single file · Max 50.0 MB

How it works

1
Add an animated GIF — you'll see its size, frame count and speed.
2
Choose PNG, JPG or WebP, whether to keep every frame or one in every few, and the size.
3
Click Extract.
4
Download the frames individually or as a ZIP.

GIF to Images — frequently asked questions

Will the frames look right?: Yes — each frame is rebuilt as it actually appeared on screen. Many GIFs only redraw part of the picture each frame, and we apply the GIF's own rules for clearing between frames.
Can I keep fewer frames?: Yes — choose 'one frame in every' 2, 3 or more to thin out a long animation.
Can I make the images smaller?: Yes — use the Size slider to scale every frame down.
What about transparency?: PNG and WebP keep it. For JPG, transparent areas are filled with the colour you choose.