GIF to Frames: Extract Frames from Animated Images
Split GIF, WebP, APNG, and AVIF animations into individual frames. Extract, preview, and download specific frames from any animated image — all in your browser.
Allowed Filetypes: All image formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF, RAW, etc.)
Max size: 100MB • Max files: 10
How to Extract Frames from Animated Images
- 1Upload your animated image (GIF, WebP, APNG, or AVIF) by clicking or dragging it into the drop zone
- 2The tool will automatically extract all frames and display them in a timeline
- 3Use the playback controls to navigate between frames and find the one you want
- 4Click on any frame in the timeline to select it
- 5Click the download button to save the selected frame as an image file
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I extract frames from a GIF?
Simply drag and drop your GIF file into the tool. It will automatically split the animation into individual frames. You can then browse through the frames using the timeline and download any frame you want.
What animated image formats are supported?
This tool supports GIF, animated WebP, APNG (Animated PNG), and animated AVIF files. You can extract frames from all of these formats.
Can I download individual frames?
Yes! Select any frame using the timeline or playback controls, then click the download button to save it. Frames are saved in the original format when possible, or as PNG as a fallback.
What format are the extracted frames saved in?
Extracted frames are saved in the same format as the source image when possible. For example, frames from a GIF are saved as GIF, and frames from WebP are saved as WebP. If the original format is not supported, frames are saved as PNG.
Is my data safe? Are my images uploaded anywhere?
Your images never leave your device. All frame extraction and processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Can I extract all frames at once?
You can view all frames in the timeline and download them one by one. The tool displays every frame with its timing information, so you can pick exactly the frames you need.
I have another question
We are always happy to get feedback to expand the tool or clarify things.