Extract evenly-spaced frames from a video
Pull a set number of evenly-spaced frames out of a video and download them all as a ZIP of images.
Read locally to build the preview — nothing is uploaded.
Drag the handles to cover just part of the clip if you don't need the whole thing, then set a frame count or an interval in seconds.
Every frame extracted shows up as a thumbnail before you download — bundled into one ZIP file.
Frequently asked
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Every frame is read and exported entirely in your browser.
Can I pick a specific range instead of the whole clip?
Yes — drag the timeline's start and end handles to narrow the range before extracting. Use the Video Frame Grabber instead if you only need a single exact moment.
What's the difference between frame count and interval mode?
Frame count spreads a fixed number of frames evenly across the selected range. Interval mode instead grabs one frame every N seconds, so the count adjusts automatically to match how long the range is.
Which format should I pick?
JPEG for the smallest ZIP, PNG for lossless frames (screenshots, anything with text or sharp edges), WebP as a modern middle ground between the two.