GIF Splitter

Split an animated GIF into its individual frames as still PNG images, right in your browser. Upload a GIF, see every frame laid out with its own playback delay, then download one frame or grab all of them at once as a ZIP.

How to use it

1. Upload an animated GIF.
2. Press Split into frames. Every frame is decoded and composited in your browser — no upload, no signup.
3. Preview the extracted frames, each labeled with how long it stays on screen (its delay in milliseconds).
4. Download a single frame with its own button, or press Download all to get every frame as a numbered ZIP of PNGs.

Private by default

The GIF never leaves your device. Decoding, frame compositing and ZIP packaging all happen client-side — nothing is uploaded to a server.

Why do some frames look like they only redraw part of the picture?

Many animated GIFs optimize file size by having later frames only redraw the region that actually changed, layered on top of what came before. This tool composites each frame onto the full canvas exactly the way a browser plays the GIF, so every downloaded PNG is the complete, correct frame — not just the small patch that frame's data technically contains.

Why is my frame count capped?

Frames beyond the first 500 aren't processed, since each one is rendered and held in memory until you download it. Almost every real-world animated GIF has well under that many frames.

I want to go the other way — turn images into a GIF

Use the GIF Maker tool: upload a batch of photos, set the frame delay and looping, and it builds an animated GIF for you.

I need to resize, crop, rotate or speed up a GIF instead

The GIF Editor can resize, crop, rotate, reverse, change speed or optimize an existing animated GIF without splitting it into frames.