Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
GIF to Frames, With a Surprisingly Large Control Panel
A browser-based utility that extracts selected frames from animated GIFs, WebP, or APNG files and exports them as PNG, JPG, WebP, ZIP, or sprite sheets.
Field notes
The tool accepts files, clipboard input, or a URL, then presents a selectable filmstrip with playback controls and frame-level export settings. Its controls cover frame range, sampling interval, dimensions, rotation, flipping, transparency, and predictable file naming; a separate workflow reorders image files into a GIF. The page also exposes delay, size, offset, disposal, and alpha information, with JSON and CSV export options. It states that files remain in the browser rather than being uploaded.
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