Extract frames from any video
The perfect thumbnail is hiding at second 43; the storyboard needs twelve beats; the insurance claim needs proof at exact intervals. Scrubbing and screenshotting by hand is miserable — instead, drop the video below and pull up to 60 stills automatically, evenly spaced or every N seconds, as PNG or JPEG. Download favorites one by one or grab the whole set as a ZIP. Thumbnails, storyboards, evidence packs, and memes, minus the tedium.
How to extract frames
- 1Drop your video on the extractor above. Pick evenly-spaced stills or one every N seconds.
- 2Set count, size, and format Up to 60 frames; PNG for lossless quality, JPEG for small files.
- 3Hit Extract, then save. Download favorites individually or take everything as one ZIP.
Better stills, faster
PNG for text, JPEG for scenes
PNG keeps captions and UI razor-sharp; JPEG shrinks photographic frames dramatically with no visible cost.
Interval mode for long videos
Every 5–10 seconds across a lecture or match surfaces every segment; even spacing suits short clips.
Full size for print, 640px for web
Thumbnails and storyboards rarely need full resolution — smaller stills download and embed faster.
Frequently asked questions
How many frames can I extract?
Up to 60 stills per run — evenly spaced across the video, or one every N seconds in interval mode.
PNG or JPEG — which should I pick?
PNG is lossless and best for text, UI, and thumbnails you'll edit further. JPEG files are far smaller and ideal for photos and sharing.
Can I grab a frame at an exact second?
Interval mode with N=1 gives you every second to browse; the per-frame timestamps make finding moments easy.
How do I download all frames at once?
Hit "Download all (.zip)" after extracting — one archive with every still, named in order.
Are my videos uploaded?
No. Frame extraction runs entirely in your browser.