Built a tool I wish I had earlier. If you've ever done scroll-driven frame animations (the Apple-style product reveals), you know the workflow is something. Recorded video, extract frames in one tool, bulk-rename in another, compress in a third, upload, and pray the CDN doesn't deduplicate your frames. Primarily, this tool had one feature: invisible pixel stamps. My frames were being deduplicated because they looked nearly identical, creating gaps in my frame-sequence animation. CDNs like Webflow and others all do this. If two frames look similar enough, they serve one copy for both. The stamp makes every frame unique at the byte level without touching the visible image. Then I thought, why not build a full tool around it so we don't have to jump between 4 different apps/tools for one job. So now Sequify handles the whole pipeline. Drop a video. Pick your FPS. Pick your format: WebP, AVIF, PNG, JPEG. Set quality, set resolution. Download a clean zip with properly sequenced frames, 001 to whatever. Free, runs entirely in your browser, no files leave your device. Check it out → https://sequify.netlify.app/