Choose a local video
Open an MP4 or WebM your browser can decode.
Browser tool · no AI credits
Video Frame Extractor
Extract frames from video in your browser. Choose a moment manually, or create a batch at regular intervals.
Video extraction runs locally in this browser. Format support depends on your browser and device.
Choose a video to begin
Drop an MP4 or WebM here, or choose one from your device.
Up to 250 MB on desktop or 100 MB on mobile. Codec support varies.From video to usable frames
Extract or capture
Build a batch by interval, or choose a moment manually.
Download your frames
Save one JPG or download the bounded batch as a ZIP.
Common uses
Useful frames, without a heavyweight editor
Product and campaign review
Pull visual references from a product film, ad draft, or social clip.
Storyboards and presentations
Collect key moments for feedback, decks, and creative planning.
Thumbnails and reference images
Save candidate frames before choosing one for another creative workflow.
FAQ
Before you extract frames
How do I extract frames from a video?
Choose a supported local video, select an automatic interval or use Manual capture, then download individual JPGs or the complete ZIP.
Does the extractor upload my original video?
No. Extraction uses your browser’s video and canvas capabilities. Normal page analytics may still record coarse interactions, but the filename and media content are not included in those events.
Which video formats work?
The file picker accepts MP4 and WebM. Actual playback depends on the codecs supported by your browser and device, so some files with those extensions may still fail to decode.
Is the selected frame exact?
The timestamp follows the position reported by your browser. Browser seeking can land near a video keyframe, so this is not a professional frame-accurate editor.
Why is there a batch limit?
Extracted JPGs remain in browser memory until you replace the video or leave the page. The limit keeps the tool responsive, especially on mobile devices.