Video Frame Extractor
Pull still frames out of a video every few seconds and save them as JPG or PNG images. Download frames one by one or all together as a ZIP. Everything runs in your browser, free.
How to use
- Choose a video.
- Set how often to grab a frame and the image format.
- Click extract, then download frames one by one or all together as a ZIP.
Tips
- A shorter interval gives more frames but a much bigger ZIP — a 2 to 5 second gap is plenty for storyboards.
- Choose PNG for crisp screenshots and JPG when you just need small files.
- The extracted frames work well as thumbnails, reference shots or storyboard panels.
Frames are captured at the full resolution of the video. Long videos with small intervals are capped by the Max frames setting to protect your device memory.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the frame extractor do?
It extracts still frames from a video every few seconds and downloads them as JPG or PNG images.
How can I download the frames?
Download frames one by one, or grab all of them together as a single ZIP file.
Should I save frames as JPG or PNG?
Choose PNG for crisp screenshots with sharp text and edges, and JPG when you just need small files.
How do I stop a long video from making too many frames?
The Max frames setting caps how many frames are extracted, so a long video with a short interval cannot use up all your device memory.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. Extraction happens in your browser, and the video never leaves your device.