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GIF to Images

Split an animated GIF into separate PNG files, decoded and converted inside your browser.

Save GIF frames as separate PNG files

Frames decoded: 0
Frame size: —
GIF loops: —
Status: Load a GIF to begin
Frames are composited and re-encoded as PNG in your browser, so the original file never leaves your device.

How to use the GIF to Images

  1. Choose an animated GIF file to split.
  2. Preview the frames with the slider and the buttons.
  3. Save one frame or batch save every frame as an image.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online gif to images.

Load a GIF, preview the frames and press Save all frames. Your browser then saves each frame as its own PNG file.
Frames are saved as PNG by default so that transparency and flat colours survive, and JPEG copies are available too.
Browsers save one file per request, so a long GIF produces a short series of download prompts that you can allow.
This tool counts real GIF frames, while some editors merge frames that reuse the same pixels or an identical delay.
No. The GIF is decoded and each frame is re-encoded by JavaScript in your browser tab, entirely on your device.
Composited frames keep real transparency, and the PNG export stores it, while JPEG copies flatten it onto black.
Yes, up to three hundred frames. Beyond that the tool keeps the first three hundred frames to protect your memory.
Yes, it is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no limit on how many GIF files you split.

Last updated: October 10, 2026