Grab still frames from a video as PNG images and download them all as a zip. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Click any frame below to save just that one as a PNG.
The Extract Frames tool pulls still images out of a video and lets you download them — right in your browser, with no upload, no watermark, and no software to install.
Sometimes you need the pictures, not the motion — a thumbnail, a proof, a reference, or a single perfect still. Drop in a clip, choose how many frames and their size, and the tool grabs them evenly across the timeline. People use it to:
Every frame is a lossless PNG. Download them all at once as a zip, or click any single frame to save just that one. It all happens on your device, so nothing is uploaded.
No. Frames are grabbed entirely in your browser onto a canvas, so the video never leaves your device.
The tool spaces the frames evenly across the whole video. Pick how many frames you want and it takes them at equal intervals from start to end.
Each frame is saved as a PNG, which is lossless and works everywhere. You can download them all together as a zip, or click any single frame to save just that one.
Yes, up to a sensible limit. Grabbing very many high-resolution frames uses more memory and takes longer, so start with a moderate count and increase if you need to.
Extract a set of frames, then click the one closest to the moment you want to download just that image. For an exact frame, trim the video first so the moment lands on a boundary.