Is my video uploaded?
No. File reading, frame decoding, image generation and ZIP creation take place in your browser. The site serves the tool files, but does not receive your video or images.
Video & Audio
Video Frame Extractor
Extract exact frames from a video in your browser. Step one frame at a time and save PNG images individually or as a ZIP.
Drop a video here
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV · Codec support depends on your browser
✓ Your video and extracted images stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
← / →: one frame · Shift + ← / →: ten frames (outside input fields)
Selected frames 0
Sorted by time in the video. Remove any frames you do not want before downloading.
No frames selected yet.
About this tool
Extract still images from a video without uploading it. Move through actual frame timestamps, including variable frame rate videos, and save the exact preview as a full-resolution PNG. Select several scenes, review their thumbnails in chronological order, and download them together.
How to use
- Choose a video file or drop it into the box. Wait while frame positions are read; you can cancel loading.
- Find a scene with the standard player and pause. Fine-tune the frame with the ±1 / ±10 buttons, arrow keys, or frame number.
- Choose Save this frame as PNG for a single image, or Add to selection for multiple scenes.
- Review the selected images, delete unwanted scenes, then download the ZIP. Changing videos or closing the page clears your selection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use long videos or 4K?
Yes, when your browser and device can decode them. Only timing information is indexed and the required frames are decoded. Long videos can take time to index. Many selected 4K PNGs consume memory; delete unnecessary images or save them individually.
Which formats and browsers work?
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV are supported containers, but the video codec must also be supported by your browser's WebCodecs implementation. Try an up-to-date Chrome or Edge first. Some HEVC, professional codecs and older browsers may not work.
What resolution and image format are saved?
Images are saved as PNG at the decoded video's display resolution, with rotation applied. The preview may be scaled to fit the page. HDR color can change when exported to standard PNG.