Text, subtitles and graphics

Extract frames

Save a sequence of frames as PNG or JPEG images.

Drop your files here, or paste with Ctrl+V

One file, 2 GB, up to 180 minutes per file.

Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.

What is this tool?

Extracts a sequence of frames from the video as PNG or JPEG images, with control over count, spacing and width.

What is it for?

  • Create thumbnails from several moments of the video at once.
  • Use frames as images in a presentation or document.
  • Build a storyboard from a recording.

Step by step

  1. 1Upload the video.
  2. 2Enter how many frames to extract and the maximum width.
  3. 3Choose PNG or JPEG.
  4. 4Process and download the generated images.

How to use it

Count

Sets how many frames are spread across the video. Many frames produce many files and longer processing.

Maximum width

Zero keeps the original resolution. Capping width is useful for light thumbnails.

Format

PNG for graphics and text at full sharpness, JPEG for photos and smaller files.

Examples in practice

Catalogue thumbnails

Twelve frames extracted from a product video become light images for the store gallery.

Storyboard

Twenty frames spread across a clip become the basis for a new version's script.

Frequently asked questions

Do frames come out in order?
Yes, in the video's chronological order, with numbering in each file name.
Can I extract a single frame?
Yes: enter a count of 1, or use the freeze frame tool, which lets you choose the exact instant.

Questions

Can I keep the subtitles as a separate track?
The burn-in is permanent in the picture. Keep the SRT file for editing elsewhere.
Where is the watermark placed?
Anywhere: the position fields take 0% to 100% of the frame.
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