When should I extract GIF frames?

Extract frames when you need a still image from an animation, such as a thumbnail, reference image, or design asset. The frames are saved as PNG files in a ZIP.

Can I extract every frame?

You can choose how many frames to export. For long GIFs, start with the first 30 to 60 frames, then increase the limit if needed.

What format are the extracted frames?

Frames are exported as PNG images. PNG keeps screen captures and graphic details sharp, and the files are bundled into one ZIP download.

Are files uploaded during extraction?

No. GIF analysis and PNG generation happen in your browser. The file is not stored on berryfy servers.

GIF Frame Extractor

Extract scenes from an animated GIF as PNG images and download them as a ZIP file. Useful for thumbnails, references, design assets, and frame-by-frame inspection.

Drop a GIF file or click to choose

GIF, up to 25MB

Extract still images from a GIF

Use this when you need a thumbnail, reference frame, or design asset from an animated GIF. Frames are exported as PNG images and bundled into one ZIP file.

For long GIFs, extract only the first 30 to 60 frames first. This keeps the ZIP smaller and makes it easier to find the frame you need.

Frame extraction happens on your device. The GIF is not uploaded, so you can inspect private captures or work-in-progress design files locally.

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