How can I explode an animated PNG?

Question

Websites like GIF Explode allow you to "explode" an animated GIF into its component frames, and similar results are presumably easy to achieve with standard image-editing tools like GIMP, ImageMagick, etc. Alas, all the tools I've found thus far are limited to working with GIFs.

How can I explode an animated PNG? I'm willing to work with pretty much anything that will run in the browser or natively on Windows, including a programmatic interface to some sort of library if need be.

For an example of an animated PNG, check out this example on Wikipedia (embedded below). Note that many modern browsers don't natively support APNGs, so you might not actually be able to see it animate.

Answer 1

Download APNG Disassembler (for Windows). They have a GUI version and a command line version of the program. I tried the GUI version and it's pretty simple: specify the APNG input file and a prefix for all the output files, and click a button. It will output a PNG file (with the prefix you specified along with a number) representing each frame, along with a TXT file for each frame containing the delay for that frame.