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Video to Frames
Upload a video, set the frame extraction interval, then download all frames as individual images or a ZIP archive.
Drag & drop your video here
or click to browse — MP4, WebM, MOV
How It Works
The video is seeked to each timestamp using the browser's video API. At every stop, the current frame is drawn onto a hidden canvas and exported as a JPEG. All frames are collected in memory and can be downloaded individually or bundled into a ZIP using JSZip — no server involved.
How to Extract Frames from a Video
01
Load a Video
Choose a video file supported by your browser.
02
Set Frame Timing
Choose a timestamp or interval for the frames you want to capture.
03
Download Frames
Preview the still images and save the frames you need.
Video Seeking and Canvas Capture
The browser seeks through the local video element to the requested timestamps, draws each decoded frame to a canvas, and exports still images.
The video stays on your device and is not uploaded to a processing server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which video formats are supported?
Support depends on your browser, with common MP4 and WebM files usually working best.
Can I extract a frame at an exact time?
Yes. Enter a timestamp or use the available interval controls to select the frame positions.
What format are frames saved in?
Extracted frames are saved as image files suitable for previews, thumbnails, or further editing.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Frame extraction takes place locally in your browser.
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