Convert any GIF to a sprite sheet

How it works

Drop your animated GIF onto the uploader
We extract every frame and arrange them into a grid
Adjust columns, padding, scale, and background — the preview updates live
Download a PNG sheet, or grab the atlas ZIP (PNG + sprite.json for Phaser / Pixi / Godot)

Why use this tool

Zero upload — everything runs in your browser, no account needed
Pixel-perfect scaling (nearest-neighbor, 1× to 8×) so GIF pixels stay crisp
Honors GIF transparency and frame disposal
Atlas export drops straight into Phaser 3, Pixi, Godot, and TexturePacker
Works with any animated GIF — pixel art, game captures, emoji, Discord stickers

FAQ

Why convert GIF to a sprite sheet?

Game engines and animation libraries typically take a single PNG with frames arranged in a grid plus a JSON atlas describing each frame's position. Sprite sheets also let you manipulate individual frames — something a GIF file doesn't allow.

What format does the atlas use?

A JSON-hash sprite atlas compatible with Phaser 3's load.atlas(), Pixi's Spritesheet loader, and readable by Godot and TexturePacker. Each frame has x/y/w/h plus a duration field in milliseconds.

Will transparency be preserved?

Yes — transparent pixels in the GIF stay transparent in the sprite sheet. If you disable the Transparent toggle, we fill the background with the color you pick.

Is there a file size limit?

25MB file size, 2048×2048 max dimensions per frame. That covers nearly every GIF you'll run into in practice.