GIF to Sprite Sheet
Sprite sheets and frames from animated GIFs
GIF to Sprite Sheet is a GIF to sprite sheet converter that runs in your browser: drop an animated GIF and it splits the GIF into frames and lays them out as a sprite sheet your engine can load. Every frame comes out the way browsers play the GIF, with its colours, transparency and disposal, so a GIF that only stores what changed between frames still gives you whole frames.
The preview plays the GIF at its real delays, and a strip shows every frame with its number and how long it lasts. Lay the frames out in a grid with the columns you choose, or as a strip; add padding and a margin, trim the empty border, and scale pixel art up to 8x with no blur. Drop several GIFs at once and each becomes its own animation on one sheet.
One ZIP holds the sheet as a PNG, every frame as its own PNG, a JSON atlas that keeps each frame's duration, and a Godot 4 SpriteFrames where every frame lasts as long as it did in the GIF and the animation loops when the GIF does. It all runs on your computer, and nothing is uploaded.
A first session
- 1Drop an animated GIF, or several (or try our knight's sword attack).
- 2Watch it play at its real speed and check each frame's delay in the strip.
- 3Pick a grid or a strip, the columns, padding, trim and scale.
- 4Download the sheet, the frames, the JSON and the Godot SpriteFrames in one ZIP.
- It exports
- Sprite sheet PNG (grid, row or column, 1x to 8x)
- Every frame as its own PNG
- JSON atlas with each frame's duration
- Godot 4 SpriteFrames (.tres) with each frame's duration
- Try the demo, then buy it
- Make a free account to try the demo on our example. Your own files and every download come with the tool, bought once.
- Can I use what I make in a commercial game?
- Yes. What you make with the tools is yours to use in your games, commercial ones too, under the Gridwright licence.
