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Extract Frames
Step to the exact frame with arrow keys and save it at full resolution — or burst-capture every few seconds into a ZIP.
Drop your video here
MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV — or click to browse
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Frame-perfect stills, full resolution
The preview is your viewfinder: scrub the timeline, then use ←/→ to step a single frame at a time until the exact moment is on screen — the open mouth closed, the ball at its apex, the UI state you need. Capture grabs the decoded frame at the video's full source resolution (a 4K file yields 3840×2160 stills), not a screenshot of the preview.
Burst mode for contact sheets
Need thumbnails for a whole video, or stills for documentation? Set an interval — every 5 seconds, say — and burst mode steps through the entire video, captures each point, and bundles the lot into one ZIP. A 10-minute video at 5-second intervals gives you 120 perfectly spaced stills in a single download.
PNG vs JPG
- PNG — lossless, pixel-perfect; the right call for UI captures, text and thumbnails you'll edit further.
- JPG — ~10× smaller, ideal for photographic frames and bursts where size adds up.
Everything happens in your browser — useful when the footage is sensitive, since not a single frame leaves your machine.
FAQ
What resolution are the extracted frames?
Full source resolution — captured from the decoded frame, not the preview.
PNG or JPG — which should I choose?
PNG for pixel-perfect UI/text; JPG for photographic frames and large bursts.
How does burst mode work?
Pick an interval (1–60s); the tool steps through the video, captures each point and zips everything into one download.
Is my video uploaded to extract frames?
No — frames are captured directly from the decoded video on your device.