PNG Sequence Maker
Online PNG Maker. Convert any GIF animation into a customizable PNG sequence instantly.
1. Upload GIF Image
2. Source GIF Playback
3. Frame Selection
Use comma separated numbers, ranges (e.g. 1-5), or * for all.
4. Sequence Arrangement
5. Background and Frame Size
GIF Preview Animation
Your uploaded GIF will appear here.
Total frames: 0
Current frame: 0
Input size: 0 × 0
Extracted: 0
Frame size: 0 × 0
Output size: 0 × 0
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What Is a PNG Sequence Maker?
This tool converts any GIF animation into a series of individual PNG images, organized as a single sequential layout. Such a PNG sequence is highly useful for analyzing and studying the details of an animation frame-by-frame, extracting specific moments, or preparing frames for sprite sheets and video editing.
After uploading a GIF to the tool, you can immediately preview it in motion. It runs an endless loop internally so you can visually verify the file. Our extraction algorithm reads the GIF payload entirely within your browser for absolute privacy.
Frame Selection
You can specify individual frames, ranges of frames, or a combination of both. For example, entering "2, 5-7, 10" will extract frames 2, 5, 6, 7, and 10 from the GIF. To include all frames, simply enter an asterisk ("*").
Layout Arrangement
Once the frames are selected, you can arrange them on the canvas. You can specify the exact number of rows or columns to create a grid. If both fields are left empty, the system will automatically generate an optimal, nearly square arrangement.
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