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GIF to sprite sheet

Lay out GIF frames as a sprite sheet and export frame coordinates for web animation, game assets, or front-end packaging.

Local processing: your source images stay on this device.

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ID photo compositionOn-device detection only suggests a crop; you can still adjust it before export.

This image’s crop has not been confirmed.

ID photo backgroundOptional on-device portrait cut-out; the original never leaves your device.
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Format
Dimensions
Preset sizeCommon platform sizes

Select one or more sizes; each image is exported in every selected size.

Icon safe area12%
Icon background

One composition generates favicon, PWA and common app sizes, plus a manifest.

Crop areaDrag the box to resize or reposition it
Rotation
Quality88%
Image position
Padding on each sidepx
Background
Split by
Layout
Alignment
Luminance histogram
Background removal mode
Upscale imageReal-ESRGAN · 2×

Alignment
Metadata task
Scan appearance

Drag each corner onto the document. Arrow keys make precise adjustments.

Frame rangeLeave the last frame blank to use the rest.

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How to use

GIF to sprite sheet

What this tool is for

Lay out GIF frames as a sprite sheet and export frame coordinates for web animation, game assets, or front-end packaging.

How to use it

Parse the GIF frames, set sprite columns and spacing, and place frames on one canvas in sequence. The download also includes a frame-coordinate map for web or game playback.

Results and next steps

The main image is accompanied by coordinate data, manifests, or helper code. Download the full ZIP to preserve the relationships between those files.

Privacy and local processing

Processing runs in your browser. Source images are not uploaded by this tool.

Before you start

Your browser must decode images into memory. Very large files, long animations, and large batches may require substantial memory. Check the preview and export details, and verify the latest official requirements before submitting identity, application, or print-ready images.

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