LOAD
Start with an existing animation
Bring your GIF into the workspace. Its complete frames become the source cells for your sheet.
ONE ANIMATION. ONE ORGANIZED SHEET.
Convert a GIF to a sprite sheet online. Arrange frames in a PNG grid, adjust columns and spacing, then export frame coordinates and timing as JSON.
Open a GIF or try the example to explore every frame.
Animated GIF · up to 20 MB · 200 framesTRY IT FOR YOURSELF
Explore a robot jump cycle with 12 distinct frames. Use the real GIF example to see how selection and grid settings change the exported sheet.
LOAD
Bring your GIF into the workspace. Its complete frames become the source cells for your sheet.
SELECT
Keep the whole jump cycle, or select a smaller set of frames for a more compact sheet.
ARRANGE
Set columns, frame width and spacing. Preview the updated PNG grid before you export.
Original 12-frame example · open the GIF in the workspace
INSPECT THE SEQUENCE
From one moving image to an organized set of frames. Adjust the grid in the workspace to fit your project.












CONTROL THE OUTPUT
Use one PNG to hold the selected frames. Set a frame width, keep its aspect ratio, and add space between cells to suit your own project.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
From your original file to a useful result in three simple steps.
Open your animated file. Complete frames are reconstructed directly in your browser.
Choose which frames to include, then adjust the columns, frame width and spacing.
Download the PNG sprite sheet and JSON coordinates for your selected frames.
MADE FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Arrange a motion sequence into consistent cells and export coordinates for your own pipeline.
Use a PNG sheet and frame timing as inputs for a CSS or canvas animation.
See a whole movement at once, with control over frame selection and layout.
The PNG contains the arranged frames; the separate JSON describes their coordinates and timing. Connect these files to your game or web animation workflow. This converter arranges existing GIF frames and does not generate new poses.
Yes. Sprite sheet and spritesheet refer to the same grid of animation frames here. This sprite sheet maker converts the frames already in your GIF into a PNG, with optional JSON coordinates and timing for your own animation workflow.
No. GIF decoding, previews and downloads run in your browser. These tools do not use an AI API, require sign-in or spend credits.
Yes. The decoder combines GIF frame patches using their position, transparency and disposal instructions before exporting complete frames.
Open a GIF up to 20 MB with up to 200 frames. There is also a 36-million-pixel total decoded-frame budget to keep memory use manageable. Large sprite sheets are limited to 32 million pixels.
The frame metadata includes each frame’s delay in milliseconds. A PNG or sprite sheet is a still image; use the timing data to reconstruct playback in your animation tool.
No. It arranges the existing frames from your GIF. It does not generate new poses, remove backgrounds or interpolate extra frames.
GIF to Sprite Sheet
Convert a GIF to a sprite sheet online. Arrange frames in a PNG grid, adjust columns and spacing, then export frame coordinates and timing as JSON.
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