Split GIF into Frames

About Split GIF into Frames

Split GIF into frames when you need a single moment from an animation: the best expression for a sticker, a frame for a thumbnail, or all frames to retouch in an editor and reassemble. Upload a GIF or an animated WebP and every frame comes out as its own picture. Frame step keeps every frame, every 2nd, every 3rd and so on up to every 10th, which thins out a long clip.

Under Save as, pick Separate frames, One sprite sheet or Both. The sprite sheet puts all the frames on one picture in a grid, left to right and top to bottom, for CSS and game animations, and the result gives the grid, columns × rows, and the size of a frame. Separate frames are numbered in playing order, like clip_001.png and clip_002.png, so they sort correctly in any folder, each at the animation's full size, and Frame format can be PNG, JPG or WebP. PNG is lossless and keeps transparent areas transparent, and so does the sprite sheet. Download everything in one ZIP or pick single files from the list.

How to use Split GIF into Frames

1. 1
   Upload the animation

   Select a GIF or an animated WebP, or drag it onto the page.

2. 2
   Choose what you get

   Set Save as, the Frame step and the Frame format, then click Split GIF into Frames.

3. 3
   Download the frames

   Grab the whole ZIP, or save single frames or the sprite sheet.

Why use Cubfile for this

• Every frame, numbered

  Three-digit numbering keeps the order right in any file browser.

• A sprite sheet in one go

  All frames on one grid picture for CSS and game animations, with the columns, rows and frame size given.

• Every Nth frame

  Keep every frame, or every 2nd up to every 10th, to thin out a long animation.

• PNG, JPG or WebP

  Lossless PNG with transparency, or smaller JPG and WebP files, from GIFs and animated WebPs alike.