Extract frames from an animated GIF

Extract frames from an animated GIF, you can choose which frame to deliver, apply any further image manipulations including resizing, cropping, overlays and much more.

Here's an original animated GIF:

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URL:

https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/bored_animation.gif

Ruby:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.gif")

PHP:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.gif")

Python:

CloudinaryImage("bored_animation.gif").image()

Node.js:

cloudinary.image("bored_animation.gif")

Java:

cloudinary.url().imageTag("bored_animation.gif");

JS:

cloudinary.imageTag('bored_animation.gif').toHtml();

jQuery:

$.cloudinary.image("bored_animation.gif")

React:

<Image publicId="bored_animation.gif" >

</Image>

Angular:

<cl-image public-id="bored_animation.gif" >

</cl-image>

.Net:

cloudinary.Api.UrlImgUp.BuildImageTag("bored_animation.gif")

Android:

MediaManager.get().url().generate("bored_animation.gif");

iOS:

imageView.cldSetImage(cloudinary.createUrl().generate("bored_animation.gif")!, cloudinary: cloudinary)

Simply change the image's extension to any other non-animated format to generate the first frame (default):

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URL:

https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/bored_animation.jpg

Ruby:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg")

PHP:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg")

Python:

CloudinaryImage("bored_animation.jpg").image()

Node.js:

cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg")

Java:

cloudinary.url().imageTag("bored_animation.jpg");

JS:

cloudinary.imageTag('bored_animation.jpg').toHtml();

jQuery:

$.cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg")

React:

<Image publicId="bored_animation.jpg" >

</Image>

Angular:

<cl-image public-id="bored_animation.jpg" >

</cl-image>

.Net:

cloudinary.Api.UrlImgUp.BuildImageTag("bored_animation.jpg")

Android:

MediaManager.get().url().generate("bored_animation.jpg");

iOS:

imageView.cldSetImage(cloudinary.createUrl().generate("bored_animation.jpg")!, cloudinary: cloudinary)

If you want to generate an image of a specific frame, use the page parameter (pg in URLs):

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URL:

https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/pg_10/bored_animation.jpg

Ruby:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg", :page=>10)

PHP:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg", array("page"=>10))

Python:

CloudinaryImage("bored_animation.jpg").image(page=10)

Node.js:

cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg", {page: 10})

Java:

cloudinary.url().transformation(new Transformation().page(10)).imageTag("bored_animation.jpg");

JS:

cloudinary.imageTag('bored_animation.jpg', {page: 10}).toHtml();

jQuery:

$.cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg", {page: 10})

React:

<Image publicId="bored_animation.jpg" >
  <Transformation page="10" />
</Image>

Angular:

<cl-image public-id="bored_animation.jpg" >
  <cl-transformation page="10">
  </cl-transformation>
</cl-image>

.Net:

cloudinary.Api.UrlImgUp.Transform(new Transformation().Page(10)).BuildImageTag("bored_animation.jpg")

Android:

MediaManager.get().url().transformation(new Transformation().page(10)).generate("bored_animation.jpg");

iOS:

imageView.cldSetImage(cloudinary.createUrl().setTransformation(CLDTransformation().setPage(10)).generate("bored_animation.jpg")!, cloudinary: cloudinary)

You can achieve a more professional result by showing the still frame of the animation, with a small play button. For example:

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URL:

https://res.cloudinary.com/demo/image/upload/l_play_button,w_0.4,fl_relative,o_60/bored_animation.jpg

Ruby:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg", :overlay=>"play_button", :width=>0.4, :flags=>"relative", :opacity=>60)

PHP:

cl_image_tag("bored_animation.jpg", array("overlay"=>"play_button", "width"=>0.4, "flags"=>"relative", "opacity"=>60))

Python:

CloudinaryImage("bored_animation.jpg").image(overlay="play_button", width=0.4, flags="relative", opacity=60)

Node.js:

cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg", {overlay: "play_button", width: "0.4", flags: "relative", opacity: 60})

Java:

cloudinary.url().transformation(new Transformation().overlay(new Layer().publicId("play_button")).width(0.4).flags("relative").opacity(60)).imageTag("bored_animation.jpg");

JS:

cloudinary.imageTag('bored_animation.jpg', {overlay: new cloudinary.Layer().publicId("play_button"), width: "0.4", flags: "relative", opacity: 60}).toHtml();

jQuery:

$.cloudinary.image("bored_animation.jpg", {overlay: new cloudinary.Layer().publicId("play_button"), width: "0.4", flags: "relative", opacity: 60})

React:

<Image publicId="bored_animation.jpg" >
  <Transformation overlay="play_button" width="0.4" flags="relative" opacity="60" />
</Image>

Angular:

<cl-image public-id="bored_animation.jpg" >
  <cl-transformation overlay="play_button" width="0.4" flags="relative" opacity="60">
  </cl-transformation>
</cl-image>

.Net:

cloudinary.Api.UrlImgUp.Transform(new Transformation().Overlay(new Layer().PublicId("play_button")).Width(0.4).Flags("relative").Opacity(60)).BuildImageTag("bored_animation.jpg")

Android:

MediaManager.get().url().transformation(new Transformation().overlay(new Layer().publicId("play_button")).width(0.4).flags("relative").opacity(60)).generate("bored_animation.jpg");

iOS:

imageView.cldSetImage(cloudinary.createUrl().setTransformation(CLDTransformation().setOverlay("play_button").setWidth(0.4).setFlags("relative").setOpacity(60)).generate("bored_animation.jpg")!, cloudinary: cloudinary)