Break an animated GIF into separate PNG images, one per frame. Dropping an animated GIF onto an <img> or canvas only gives you the first frame, which isn't enough when you want a specific frame from the middle, or every frame exported as source material. This tool parses the GIF89a data directly in your browser — handling LZW decompression, color palettes, transparent colors, interlacing, and disposal methods (0/1/2/3) — and reconstructs each frame as a complete image composited onto the full logical screen. That means even partial-update frames mid-loop come out exactly as they appeared on screen at that instant. After loading, every frame is shown as a thumbnail along with the frame count and dimensions. Click any thumbnail to save just that one frame as a PNG, or press "Download all (ZIP)" to export every frame as zero-padded, numbered PNGs (e.g. name-001.png) bundled into a single ZIP. The numbering is zero-padded to the total count, so the files stay in frame order even when sorted by name. Your GIF is never uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere — every step runs locally on your device.