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Gif Separate - Sprite Sheets

Extract frames from animated GIFs, WebP, and APNG files — or build sprite sheets on your Mac

macOSPhoto & Image$2.99v2.1

Open an animated GIF and pack its frames into a sprite sheet — at the column count, cell padding, scale and background you choose, with the descriptor your project reads written beside it.

On-device · No account · No tracking
Extract every frameOpen GIF, WebP, and APNG files by drag-and-drop
Edit and reorder framesSelect, delete, duplicate, and reorder frames with click or keyboard
Export as individual framesSave selected frames as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF

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What it does

Full frame control, zero complexity

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Extract every frame

Open GIF, WebP, and APNG files by drag-and-drop. Frames extract at full resolution using Apple's ImageIO framework — no loss, no limits.

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Edit and reorder frames

Select, delete, duplicate, and reorder frames with click or keyboard. Override per-frame delay values. Reset all edits with one click.

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Export as individual frames

Save selected frames as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF. Configure filenames with padding (frame_001.png). Export a timing manifest as JSON to track delays and dimensions.

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Build sprite sheets

Assemble frames into a single PNG sprite sheet. Configure columns, padding, and scale. Add Phaser.js Atlas JSON, Generic JSON coordinates, or CSS @keyframes.

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Playback and preview

Play the animation at original timing or adjust speed (0.1× to 4×). Step through frames with arrow keys. See per-frame delay and dimensions live below the canvas.

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Privacy built in

All processing runs locally on your Mac using Apple's ImageIO and CoreGraphics. Files never leave your machine — no uploads, no cloud, ever.

Why BraveCL

Built the BraveCL way.

Buy once, keep forever

$2.99 one time. No subscription, no renewal, no paywalled features — yours permanently.

Fully on-device

All processing happens on your device. Your files never leave it.

No account required

Download and use immediately. No sign-up, no email, no data collected.

Free updates included

All future updates are included. No upgrade fees, ever.

How it works

  1. 01
    Open and browse frames

    Drag a GIF, WebP, or APNG file into the app. Instantly see all frames in a filmstrip grid with smooth thumbnails. Click any frame to preview it full-size.

  2. 02
    Edit and arrange

    Select frames you want to keep. Delete unwanted ones, duplicate repeating frames, or drag to reorder. Adjust per-frame delays as needed. Preview the result as an animation.

  3. 03
    Export for your workflow

    Save frames as individual PNGs, JPEGs, or TIFFs with custom naming. Or assemble them into a sprite sheet with options for game engines, web CSS, or JSON metadata.

Where Gif Separate - Sprite Sheets runs

macOS
Available
  • Version 2.1
  • Requires macOS 14.0 or later
  • One-time purchase, $2.99
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Frequently asked questions

Is this a subscription?
No. Gif Separate - Sprite Sheets is a one-time purchase ($3.99). All features and updates are included with no recurring fees.
Does it use the cloud?
No. Gif Separate - Sprite Sheets is designed for reliable local processing on your Mac — all work stays on your device. No uploads, no network calls, ever.
Which image formats can I open?
Gif Separate supports GIF, WebP, and APNG files. You can open files up to 100 MB by drag-and-drop or file picker.
What formats can I export?
Export individual frames as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF. Export sprite sheets as PNG. Include optional JSON timing manifests or CSS @keyframes for web and game development.
Can I use this for game development?
Yes. Gif Separate exports sprite sheets with Phaser.js Atlas JSON metadata, making it perfect for game developers building 2D games. You can also customize grid layouts and export individual frames.

System requirements

Minimum OS (macOS)
macOS 14.0+
Download size
6 MB
Languages
8 languages
Purchase model
One-time purchase
In-app purchases
None
Account required
None
What's new · v2.1
Export (⌘E) now opens the folder picker itself when no output folder has been chosen, so the first export no longer stalls. Overwriting an existing file asks first. Export failures and load failures now report separately instead of sharing one alert, and the inspector keeps the width you set between launches. This update also corrects the listing. Earlier versions said the app opened WebP and APNG files; that was wrong, and this version reads GIF only. Frame reordering and per-frame delay editing were listed too, and are not in the app. The description now leads with what it is actually for: packing a GIF into a sprite sheet with the atlas written beside it.

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