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Video Frame Extractor

Grab still frames from a video file and save each one as an image — straight from your browser.

Extract still frames from a video

Video: —
Duration: —
Status: Waiting for a video
Frames are captured locally on a canvas and each one is downloaded as its own image file. Nothing is uploaded.

How to use the Video Frame Extractor

  1. Choose a video file from your device with the file picker.
  2. Set how many frames to grab and pick PNG or JPEG output.
  3. Click Extract frames and each still downloads to your device.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online video frame extractor.

Choose your video, set how many frames you want, then click Extract frames. Each still is saved to your downloads as its own image.
Any format your browser can play, which usually means MP4, WebM, Ogg and MOV. Support depends on the codec inside the file.
The extractor spreads frames evenly across the whole video. For one precise moment, use the Video Screenshot tool instead.
PNG keeps the frame pixel for pixel but makes larger files. JPEG is smaller and is usually better for sharing or thumbnails.
The output width follows the source video unless you lower the maximum width. Raising it above the source resolution adds no detail.
No. The video stays on your device and every frame is captured locally on a canvas inside your browser.
Up to 30 frames in a single pass. Your browser downloads each frame as a separate image file.
Yes, on any modern mobile browser that can play your video, although seeking through long videos takes longer.

Last updated: October 10, 2026