GIF to Sprite Sheet Converter
Turn any animated GIF into a game-ready sprite sheet.

Animated GIFs are a common source of sprite animations, especially for pixel art and indie game development — artists share loops as GIFs, asset packs ship GIF previews, and tools like Aseprite export them directly. But no engine plays GIFs efficiently at runtime; they need to become sprite sheets. I Love Sprites decodes the GIF in your browser and produces a clean, packed PNG plus per-frame metadata.

Two GIF-specific details matter. First, GIF frames can have variable delays (a 'hold' frame might display 3× longer than others); the converter re-times output to the fixed FPS you choose, which is what engine animation systems expect. Second, GIF transparency is 1-bit — a pixel is either fully opaque or fully transparent. That survives conversion exactly, and the output PNG keeps a full alpha channel, so if you later composite or scale frames you won't get white fringing.

If your GIF is pixel art, extract at 100% scale and scale in-engine with nearest-neighbor filtering instead — upscaling during extraction bakes in blur that can't be undone. For high-resolution GIFs going to mobile, extracting at 50% is often the easiest memory win you'll get.