Video Frame Extractor
Save any frame from a video as a JPG or PNG — grab it by exact timestamp, or pull the first and last frame. Free, one image file per frame requested.
Video Frame Extractor — Save Any Frame as an Image
Extract frames from a video as still images: pick the exact moments you want — by timestamp, or simply the first and last frames — and get one image file per frame. Choose JPG for sharing or PNG when the frame will be edited or layered later.
This is the clean way to pull a thumbnail from a video, grab a still for an article or slide, or capture a set of reference frames at precise times. Because you specify timestamps in milliseconds, you get the exact frame you asked for, not the nearest keyframe a screenshot would give you.
How to extract frames from a video
- Upload your video.
- Choose the frames — one or more timestamps, and/or the first and last frames.
- Download the images — one JPG or PNG per requested frame.
Common uses
- Grab a thumbnail or poster frame for a video post
- Pull stills for blog posts, decks, and documentation
- Capture before/after frames from a process recording
- Collect reference frames at exact timestamps for design or analysis
FAQ
How do I get a still image from a video? Upload the video and enter the timestamp of the moment you want (12 seconds is 12000 milliseconds) — the frame comes back as an image file.
JPG or PNG — which should I pick? JPG for viewing and sharing; PNG when you’ll edit the frame or overlay it on something else.
Can I extract multiple frames at once? Yes — pass a list of timestamps and you get one image per timestamp in a single run.