Drop a video, scrub to the moment you want and step frame by frame, or save a frame every few seconds or a set number spread evenly across the clip — each becomes a JPG at the video's own size.
Frames drawn in this tab
The video is opened from your device as a local file, never uploaded. When you choose a moment, the browser's own video decoder seeks there and the frame is drawn at full size. Where the browser can report presented frames, the page measures the frame rate so the step buttons move exactly one frame.
Frames are named clip-f001.jpg onwards (a single frame is named after its time), and each joins the queue like any other picture, so quality, size and DPI apply.
Step by step
- Drop a video.
- Scrub to the moment and step frame by frame, or choose every N seconds or N frames.
- Press Add to the queue.
- Press Download: one JPG, or a ZIP of all the frames.
When a video will not open
Browsers differ in which codecs they decode. Phones often record HEVC (H.265), which some browsers on some systems cannot play. This page does not transcode on a server, so it tells you instead: open the video in a browser that plays it, or export it as an H.264 MP4 first.