Extract Frame
from Video Free

Capture any frame from any video as a high-quality image. Scrub to your exact moment, snap one frame or extract multiple at intervals — all in your browser.

100% Free
No Upload Required
JPG / PNG / WebP
Batch Extract

Drop your video here

or click to browse — MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, MKV and more
MP4MOVAVIWebMMKVWMV+More
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Scrub to Frame
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Captured Frames
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Capture This Frame
Image Format:
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How It Works

Extract any frame from your video in three simple steps.

1

Upload Your Video

Drag and drop or click to select any video file. MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, MKV and more are all supported.

2

Scrub to Your Frame

Drag the timeline scrubber or enter a precise time in mm:ss.ms format. The video updates in real time so you see exactly the frame you want.

3

Capture and Download

Click Capture This Frame to add it to your gallery, then download individually or all at once as JPG, PNG, or WebP.

Everything You Need

A complete frame extractor built entirely in your browser.

Precise Frame Scrubbing

Drag the scrubber or type an exact timestamp down to the millisecond. The video pauses on the exact frame you want.

Batch Frame Extraction

Extract every N seconds, a fixed total count, or every N frames by FPS. Dozens of frames captured with one click.

JPG, PNG, WebP Output

Choose your output format. JPG for small file sizes, PNG for lossless quality, WebP for the best of both worlds.

100% Private

All frame extraction uses the HTML5 Canvas API — no server, no upload, no data leaves your device.

Download All at Once

Download all captured frames individually or use Download All to get every frame in one click. Each file is named with its timestamp.

Gallery with Timestamp

Every captured frame shows its exact timestamp. Click a frame to download it or delete it from the gallery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What formats can I extract frames as?
You can export frames as JPG (best for small file sizes), PNG (lossless quality, best for screenshots needing sharp text or graphics), or WebP (modern format with excellent quality-to-size ratio). The quality slider lets you control compression for JPG and WebP.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. Frame extraction uses the HTML5 Video and Canvas APIs — both run entirely in your browser. Your video file never leaves your device at any point.
How do I extract frames at exact millisecond precision?
Use the manual time input field to type minutes, seconds, and milliseconds. Clicking Go sets the video to that precise timestamp. The scrubber is useful for rough navigation; the time input gives you frame-accurate control.
How does batch/multi extraction work?
Click Multi Extract to open the batch panel. Choose a mode: "Every N seconds" captures a frame at regular time intervals; "Total N frames" evenly spaces captures across the full video; "Every N frames by FPS" uses the video's frame rate to calculate positions. Click Extract All Frames and all captures appear in the gallery.
What is the maximum resolution of extracted frames?
Frames are extracted at the full native resolution of the video. A 1920x1080 video produces 1920x1080 PNG or JPG frames. Resolution is limited only by the source video quality.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The tool is fully responsive and works on Android and iOS using Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. No app download is required.

Free Online Frame Extractor — Extract Images from Video in Your Browser

Our online frame extractor lets you capture any frame from any video as a high-quality JPG, PNG, or WebP image — processed entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. No uploads, no server, complete privacy.

How Frame Extraction Works

The HTML5 Video element lets JavaScript control playback position down to the millisecond. When you scrub to a frame, the video is paused at that exact timestamp. The Canvas API then draws the current video frame onto a hidden canvas element at the video's full native resolution. The canvas is converted to a Blob in your chosen format and quality, which is then offered as a download. The entire process runs client-side with no server involvement.

Use Cases for Frame Extraction

Common uses include creating video thumbnails, extracting still frames for use in presentations or documents, capturing reference frames for rotoscoping or animation, grabbing screenshots from screen recordings, and creating image sequences for motion graphics pipelines. The batch extraction feature is particularly useful when you need multiple frames at regular intervals from a long video.

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