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GIF to PNG Frames

Convert an animated GIF into lossless PNG frames. Preview every frame, keep transparency, and download only the frames you need.

Input

GIF files, clipboard, URL

Output

PNG, JPG, WebP, ZIP

Drop your GIF here

Choose an animated GIF, paste it, or load from a URL. PNG output keeps transparency.

Frames

Dimensions

0 x 0

Duration

Selected

Ready to export 0 selected

Frame preview

Frame 1 / 0

0 ms

Export settings

Output format

Quality 90

Start frame

End frame

Every Nth frame

Frame size

Rotate

Flip

Keep transparent background where the GIF supports it.

File naming

Use {index} and {source} placeholders.

Sprite sheet layout

Columns

0 = auto grid.

Number each sprite cell.

Frame metadata

Delay, size, offset, disposal, and transparency per frame.

Frame	Delay	Size	Offset	Disposal	Alpha

Timeline

Frame width reflects its delay.

Filmstrip

Click a frame to select or deselect it.

Why export GIF frames as PNG

PNG is the best choice when you need lossless frames with clean edges and transparency. It preserves the original GIF detail without JPG compression artifacts.

PNG frames are useful for design references, game sprites, UI animation, and image sequences imported into video or motion tools.

Lossless frames stay reusable

Because PNG re-encodes each pixel exactly, exported frames can be edited, scaled, or recomposited later without adding compression damage on top of the original.

Transparency and clean edges

GIF files often include transparent regions or partial-frame animation. PNG keeps that alpha information, so logos, icons, and UI elements remain clean when exported.

JPG flattens transparency, so choose PNG when you need to preserve the original compositing information.

Alpha that survives import

Exported PNG frames carry a real alpha channel, so you can recolor the background or stack layers in any editor that understands transparency.

Prepare frames for another app

Export a numbered image sequence and import it into Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, or CapCut. Use the custom naming field to match the naming convention your editor expects.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a GIF to PNG frames?

Upload the GIF, preview the frames, select all frames or a custom range, then choose PNG and download the selected frames as ZIP.

Does PNG output keep transparency?

Yes. PNG output keeps transparent areas from the original GIF where they exist.

Can I extract only one PNG frame?

Yes. Use First frame, Last frame, or click any frame in the filmstrip, then download the current frame.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. The GIF is decoded and rendered locally in your browser.

Can I batch convert multiple GIFs to PNG?

Yes. Upload multiple GIFs, switch between them with the job tabs, and use All jobs ZIP to package each source into its own folder.

Can I choose a custom file name pattern?

Yes. Use the File naming field with index and source placeholders, such as frame-001 or source-001.