Is this tool free to use?

Yes, all our tools are 100% free to use with no registration required.

What file formats are supported?

We support all major image formats (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP) and video formats (MP4, WebM, AVI, MOV).

Is there a file size limit?

Yes, the maximum file size is 200MB for optimal processing speed.

Split GIF

Extract individual frames from animated GIFs. Save as JPG, PNG images. Perfect for creating stills from animations.

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Images up to 200MB

Split GIF

Extract frames and create segments

All Frames

Multi-Format

Professional GIF Frame Extraction & Splitting

Decompose animated GIFs into individual frames or segments with professional precision. Extract specific frames for still images, create sprite sheets for game development, split long animations into manageable parts, or analyze frame-by-frame details. Our powerful splitting engine preserves quality while providing flexible export options for any workflow or creative project.

∞Frame Extract

10+Export Formats

100%Quality Preserved

BatchProcessing

Splitting Features

Extract individual frames or sequences with surgical precision. Our advanced frame detection ensures every frame is captured perfectly, preserving original quality and timing information. Ideal for creating sprite sheets, analyzing animations, or extracting specific moments.

Split by frame numbers, time intervals, or file count. Extract every Nth frame for sampling, select custom ranges for specific sequences, or divide evenly into multiple parts. Perfect for breaking down complex animations into manageable segments.

Export frames as individual images (PNG, JPG, WebP) or create new GIF segments. Generate sprite sheets for game development, image sequences for video editing, or ZIP archives for easy distribution. Maintain transparency and optimize for your specific needs.

Automatically detect key frames, scene changes, and duplicate frames. Our intelligent analysis helps identify the most important frames, remove redundancy, and optimize your extraction for maximum efficiency and quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Export frames as PNG (with transparency), JPG (smaller files), WebP (modern format), or BMP (uncompressed). You can also create sprite sheets for game development, generate PDFs for documentation, or download everything as a convenient ZIP archive.

Use our frame selector to pick exact frames by number, ranges (e.g., frames 10-30), or patterns (every 5th frame). You can also preview each frame before extraction and select multiple non-consecutive frames using our visual timeline interface.

Yes! Specify how many parts you want (2, 3, 4, etc.) and the GIF will be divided equally. Each part becomes a separate GIF file maintaining the original animation properties. Perfect for breaking long animations into social media-friendly segments.

A sprite sheet combines all frames into a single image grid, commonly used in game development and web animation. Choose grid dimensions (like 4×4 or 8×8), and all frames are arranged systematically. This reduces HTTP requests and simplifies animation management.

Absolutely! When exporting to PNG or WebP formats, transparency is fully preserved. This is crucial for overlays, game sprites, or any application requiring transparent backgrounds. JPG export converts transparency to a white or custom background color.