Extract frames from video — free, online
Pull 1, 5, 10 or 20 stills from any video as full-resolution JPGs, zipped for one-click download — 100 % in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
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How to extract frames from a video
- Upload your videoDrop any clip. It never leaves your browser.
- Choose a frame count1 for a single perfect still, 20 for full coverage.
- Extract and downloadPress “Extract Frames” and download the ZIP of watermark-free JPGs.
Popular uses
Tap a preset, then upload and extract:
Frequently asked questions
How are the frames chosen?
The tool spreads your requested number of stills evenly across the whole video — 10 frames from a 60-second clip lands roughly every 6 seconds. That way the set always covers the full story, not just the beginning.
Does my video leave my device?
Never. The extraction (a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg, loaded unmodified from a CDN) runs entirely on your device. Your file is processed locally and is never uploaded to any server.
Is extracting frames really free? Any watermark?
Yes — 100% free with no signup and no watermark on any frame, and there are no limits on how many videos you process (files up to 500 MB are supported). The JPGs download as a single ZIP, straight to your device.
What quality are the exported frames?
Full resolution — each JPG is captured at your video’s native width and height with high JPEG quality, so they’re sharp enough for thumbnails, listings and print.
Can I pick exact timestamps instead?
This tool extracts evenly spaced stills, which covers most needs (thumbnails, contact sheets, reference images). For an exact frame at an exact moment, trim the video to that moment first, then extract 1 frame.
Which video formats can I upload?
MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV and most common video formats work. Files up to 500 MB are supported.
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