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How to capture frames from a video
- Load a video file — decoding happens locally in your browser.
- Scrub the timeline to the moment you want to capture.
- Grab a single frame, or set up burst capture to take frames at a fixed interval automatically.
- Export the captures as PNG (lossless) or JPEG (smaller) files.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I extract a single frame?
After loading the video, drag the progress bar to the target time or type the seconds directly, then click 'Extract Frame'.
Which burst-capture modes are supported?
Sample a specified number of frames uniformly across the video, or capture frames at a set interval in seconds.
What format is exported?
PNG and JPEG, with customizable output width.
Is the video uploaded?
No. The video is decoded locally in your browser — it never leaves your device.
Which export formats are supported?
PNG for lossless stills with exact colors, and JPEG for smaller files. Choose PNG for covers and thumbnails where sharpness matters.
How does burst capture work?
You set an interval — say one frame every two seconds — and the tool captures automatically across the video, giving you a contact sheet to pick from.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Frame grabbing runs on the canvas from the locally decoded video, so private footage never leaves your device.