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Video Frame Extractor

Extract frames and images from any video — a fast, private, free online frame grabber

How it works

How to extract frames from a video?

  1. Drop a video

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

  2. Choose your frames

    Capture a single frame at any timestamp, grab the first or last frame, or split the video into frames by interval, frame rate, or count.

  3. Download

    Export frames as PNG or JPEG at full resolution — one at a time, or all at once in a ZIP.

About

About Video Frame Extractor

Video Frame Extractor is a free online tool that pulls still images out of any video, right in your browser. Use it as a quick frame grabber to capture a single moment, or to extract every frame from a clip. There are no uploads, no servers, and no sign-up — your video never leaves your device, so the whole process stays private and secure.

Load any common format — MP4, MOV, WebM — then choose how you want to extract frames from the video. Grab a specific frame at an exact timestamp, pull the first or last frame, or split a video into frames in one batch by interval, frame rate, or total count. Every captured frame previews instantly before you save it.

Download your frames as PNG or JPEG images at the video’s native resolution — individually, or all together in a single ZIP. No watermarks, no limits, and nothing to install.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I extract frames from a video?

Drop a video in, pick a single frame or batch mode, then download as PNG or JPEG.

Is the video frame extractor free?

Yes — no sign-up, no watermarks, no limits.

Do my videos get uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser.

What video formats are supported?

Any format your browser can play — MP4, MOV, WebM and more.

How do I get the first or last frame of a video?

Use the First & Last Frame Extractor for just the opening and closing frames.

What format are the extracted frames saved in?

PNG or JPEG at native resolution — individually or as a ZIP.

Can I view a video frame by frame?

Yes. Step one frame at a time, then save the one you want.

How do I extract frames from an animated GIF?

Use the GIF Splitter — it takes a GIF apart frame by frame, with the same batch picking and no upload.