GIF Toolbox
Extract frames as PNG, change speed from 0.25x to 4x, reverse in one click — the three most common GIF tasks in one stop. Speed and reverse only touch frame parameters; pixel data stays untouched.
Click to select images, or drag them here
You can also paste a screenshot directly
Frame extraction runs locally in your browser; speed/reverse only edit frame parameters — pixels are never re-encoded
Frame extraction is for catching the perfect moment: split a meme or screen-recording GIF into PNGs and pick the most expressive frame as a static cover or illustration. E-commerce teams also pull detail shots out of product demo GIFs this way.
Speed change fixes pacing: 0.5x for a tutorial recording that goes too fast to follow, 2x-4x to fast-forward a long demo into a blink-and-done animation. Since only frame delays change, repeated adjustments never degrade the image the way re-encoding would.
Reverse is a creative weapon: water flowing backwards, shattered objects reassembling — a "time rewind" effect in one click. Pair it with this site’s GIF compression to fit the result within platform size limits.