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First & Last Frame Extractor

Upload a video and instantly grab its first and last frame at full resolution — right in your browser. No installs, no uploads, completely private.

How it works

How to get the first and last frame?

  1. Drop a video

    Pick any video file — MP4, MOV, WebM. It loads straight from your device; nothing is uploaded.

  2. We grab both ends

    The tool automatically extracts the very first frame and the very last frame of your video at native resolution.

  3. Download

    Save the first frame, the last frame, or both at once as PNG or JPEG — no watermarks.

About

About the First & Last Frame Extractor

The First & Last Frame Extractor is a free online tool that pulls the opening and closing still out of any video, right in your browser. Drop in a clip and it instantly captures the first frame and the last frame at the video’s native resolution, ready to download as PNG or JPEG.

Reach for the first frame when you need a poster or thumbnail image, and the last frame (also called the final frame) for an end-card, freeze frame, or a quick quality check at the end of a clip. Because every frame is decoded locally, your video never leaves your device — there are no uploads, no servers, no sign-up, and no watermarks.

It works with the formats you already use — MP4, MOV, and WebM — and exports each frame at full resolution, far sharper than a screenshot of a paused player. This is a focused first frame extractor, last frame extractor, and final frame extractor; if you need any other frame, or want to split a whole clip into images, use the full video frame extractor instead.

Need more than the first and last frame? Capture any frame with the full Video Frame Extractor →

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the first frame of a video?

Drop your video in — the first frame is captured automatically. Download as PNG or JPEG.

How do I get the last frame of a video?

Upload the clip; the tool seeks to the end and extracts the final frame for download.

Does it extract the first and last frame without losing quality?

Yes — exported at the video’s native resolution, sharper than a screenshot.

Can I extract the first or last frame from an MP4?

Yes. Supports MP4, MOV, WebM and more.

Do my videos get uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser.

What's the difference between the last frame and a freeze frame?

Last frame is the video’s final image. A freeze frame is an edit that holds a frame on screen.