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    Sprite Sheet

    Export frames as sprite sheet image

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    Sprite Sheet Settings

    Frames per row in the sprite sheet

    Lower FPS = fewer tiles, smaller sheet

    Use case: Sprite sheets are how 2D games, CSS animations, and motion-design tools usually consume frame-by-frame art.

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    Quick Answer: Sprite Sheet

    To create a sprite sheet from a GIF, use Gifur's tool at gifur.com/tools/sprite-sheet. All animation frames are exported in a grid layout PNG, perfect for game development and CSS animations.

    Frames laid out in a grid — Export up to 240 frames into a PNG sprite sheet. Choose between 2 and 16 columns for game engines or CSS animation workflows.

    Gifur Sprite Sheet arranges up to 240 GIF frames in a configurable grid and exports one PNG image.

    ✦ Sprite sheets arrange GIF frames in a grid for game development, CSS animation, and design workflows.

    Why Use This Tool

    Benefits

    • Game development ready
    • CSS animation sprites
    • Design tool compatible
    • Single file export

    Specifications

    • 1Configurable columns (2-16)
    • 2PNG output format
    • 3240-frame safety cap
    • 4Processing time depends on frame count
    No upload required
    Runs in your browser
    No account required
    Technical details
    • Uses FFmpeg tile filter
    • Automatic row calculation
    • Lossless PNG output
    • Original frame size preserved

    Gifur uses FFmpeg.wasm, a WebAssembly port of the industry-standard FFmpeg multimedia framework.

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