GIF Frame Splitter
Break an animation into frames to catch anything that flashes past too quickly to read.
You can also drag an image here, or press Ctrl+V to paste a screenshot.
That is not an animated GIF, so there are no frames to separate. This page reads GIFs; for a still image, try the Channel & Levels Explorer.
Frames that go by too fast
An animation can hold a frame for as little as a hundredth of a second. Played back, that frame is a barely perceptible flicker; stepped through one at a time, it is perfectly readable. Caches use this to show coordinates that nobody can write down while the picture is moving.
The timing table is the quickest way to find one. Frames in an ordinary animation share a delay; a single frame with a much shorter one was put there deliberately, and is almost always the one carrying the message.