Upload a GIF and extract all frames or a numbered selection as separate PNG or JPG images.
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Upload a GIF and extract all frames or a numbered selection as separate PNG or JPG images.
Leave Frames empty for all frames, or enter numbers and ranges.
Frame numbering starts at 1. For example, 1-3, 5 extracts the first three frames and frame five. Invalid or out-of-range selections are rejected rather than silently changed.
Each exported image represents the composited GIF frame.
GIF animations can store changes relative to earlier frames. Extraction reads the displayed frame so you can use the image as a still. Frame timings are not part of a standalone PNG or JPG.
PNG supports transparency; JPG creates an opaque still.
Choose PNG for sharp graphics or transparent regions. JPG is useful for photographic stills where transparency is not needed; transparent areas become white.
Select File format before Start, then download the finished result.
Download individual frames or the ZIP when there are multiple outputs. The selected frames are exported as still images, not as a shorter animation.
For a single image result: review a raster result and choose its download format.
These controls are available for a supported single image result, not a ZIP archive. Above the image results, choose a file if needed and open Image options. Original keeps the current file bytes and format until you explicitly choose an export or change an image setting. PNG, JPG and WebP are available, with quality choices for JPG/WebP and the actual encoded file size. Opening the panel or cancelling does not replace your download. For animated PNG, GIF or WebP, first confirm that you want a separate still-image copy; the animated original remains available. PDF, TIFF, SVG, PostScript and DICOM files keep their native download path. Save changes updates the selected image and any existing ZIP archive. Other images in the batch retain their current contents. Multiple image results use one ZIP download. Use the image selector to review or adjust an individual image; image previews do not each add a Download button.
For a single image result: set inches or centimeters and 150 or 300 PPI.
These controls are available for a supported single image result, not a ZIP archive. In Image options, open Print size assistant. Selecting 4 x 6, 5 x 7, 6 x 8, 8 x 10 inches or a custom size enables Apply print size to download. At 300 PPI, 4 x 6 creates 1200 x 1800 pixels and 6 x 8 creates 1800 x 2400 pixels. Fit with margins keeps the whole image on white paper; Fill and crop fills the page using a centered crop. Both preserve proportions. PNG, JPG and WebP exports include print density. Disable the setting to return to the original result dimensions. Resizing does not run AI again or guarantee additional detail.
25 MB maximum per file. One input file per run.
Images must stay within 60 million pixels each. Supported multi-frame processing is limited to 200 source frames; aggregate processing and output-size limits also apply.
Files are processed on the server. Preview preparation may also upload a file when browser decoding is unavailable or a document preview is needed. Server downloads are available to your session for up to two hours.
For an image result, use Continue to below the download results to choose a compatible next step. You can select which images to carry over; the next tool starts with its own settings.
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A few answers before you get started.
Temporary server processingUpload a GIF and extract all frames or a numbered selection as separate PNG or JPG images.
Yes. Enter its number in Frames, starting at 1, and choose PNG or JPG before Start.
Yes, for browser-supported raster results. Open Image options, choose PNG, JPG or WebP, or apply a print size. Save the result or download the separate copy indicated by the panel. Animated inputs require confirmation to create a still-frame copy; native document and vector downloads remain available.
