I have some creative Commons gifs I would like to use, but I need them as single frames. However, the gif is optimised, so when I pull it apart via <pre class="prettyprint"><code>convert the.gif frames/%02d.tga </code></pre> Some of the images are just fragments out of place, and way smaller than the original one. So is there a way to render the single frames as they're viewed in a viewer?

you may want to add a <code>-coalesce</code> option to your command: <code>convert -coalesce the.gif frames/%02d.tga</code>

Convert optimised gif to single frames using ImageMagick

I have some creative Commons gifs I would like to use, but I need them as single frames. However, the gif is optimised, so when I pull it apart via

convert the.gif frames/%02d.tga

Some of the images are just fragments out of place, and way smaller than the original one.

So is there a way to render the single frames as they're viewed in a viewer?

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asked Jun 14 '12 18:06

you may want to add a -coalesce option to your command: convert -coalesce the.gif frames/%02d.tga

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answered Dec 06 '22 03:12

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