Video Frame Extractor
Easily extract high-quality image frames from any video file. Select FPS, choose your format (JPG/PNG), and download frames as a zip. All processing is done in your browser for privacy.
How to Use
- Select Your Video: Drag and drop or click to upload the video file you want to process.
- Choose Your Settings: Use the sliders to configure the extraction rate (FPS) and the output image format (JPG/PNG).
- Extract in Browser: Click the 'Extract Frames' button. The tool will scan your video locally and generate the images.
- Download Your Images: Preview all the frames and download them in a convenient .zip archive.
Your Privacy is Our Priority
This tool runs entirely in your browser. We do not upload, store, or analyze your files.
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FAQ
Are my videos uploaded to your servers?
No. Your privacy is our top priority. The entire frame extraction process happens directly in your web browser. Your video files never leave your device.
What does FPS (Frames Per Second) mean?
FPS stands for Frames Per Second. This setting determines how many images will be extracted from each second of video. Example: 10s video @ 5 FPS = 50 frames.
What video formats do you support?
The tool supports any video format your web browser can play, typically MP4, WebM, and Ogg.