Extract Frames From Video - JPG or PNG

This tool processes your file entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.

How It Works

1. Choose Your File

Drag & drop or select the file you want to work with.

2. Processed in Your Browser

Everything happens locally on your device — your file is never uploaded anywhere.

3. Download Your Result

Get your finished file instantly, ready to save or share.

About Extract Frames From Video

Pulling individual still frames out of a video — capturing a specific moment as an image, generating thumbnail options, extracting a frame for reference — without needing to manually screenshot a paused video player.

This tool extracts frames as standard JPG images at the point(s) you specify in the video’s timeline, giving you a genuine full-resolution frame rather than a lower-quality screenshot of a video player window.

Useful for generating a thumbnail image from a specific moment in a video, or pulling a reference image from footage where no other still photo exists of that exact moment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to extract frames from a video?

Choose your video, set how often to grab a frame (for example one every 1 second), pick JPG or PNG and click Extract Frames. You then download all frames as a single ZIP. Shorter intervals produce many more images.

How to extract frames from a video on iPhone?

Open the page in your iPhone browser, choose the video, set the interval and format and extract. No app is needed. Short intervals on long videos create many images, which can strain phone memory, so start with short clips.

How to extract frames from a video on Android?

Open the page in your Android browser, pick the video, choose a frame interval in seconds and JPG or PNG, then extract. The first use downloads a video engine of about 30MB, which your browser then caches.

Can I pick one exact frame?

Not directly. The tool extracts frames at regular intervals, from every 0.1 seconds upward. To find a specific moment, use a small interval such as 0.1 seconds on a short clip, then choose the image you want from the results.