Video to Frames
Extract frames from a video at a configurable interval or all frames. Downloads as a ZIP archive of images.
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How to Use Video to Frames
- Upload an MP4, MKV, MOV, or other video file
- Choose 'At interval' (e.g. one frame per second) or 'All frames' for every single frame
- For interval mode, set the interval in seconds — 0.5 captures two frames per second, 5 captures one every five seconds
- Select PNG (lossless) or JPEG (smaller), then click Process and download the ZIP archive
Features
- Extract frames at a configurable interval or all frames
- Output as PNG or JPEG, downloaded as a ZIP archive
- 100% private — files never leave your browser
- Free with no watermark or file size limits
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many frames will I get?
- In interval mode, you get one frame per interval. For a 60-second video at 1-second intervals, that's 60 frames. In 'All frames' mode, a 30fps video produces 30 frames per second — use this only for short clips.
- Should I use PNG or JPEG for extracted frames?
- PNG is lossless and best for editing, compositing, or when you need pixel-perfect frames. JPEG is much smaller and works well when you just need reference images or thumbnails.
- Can I extract frames from a specific section of the video?
- This tool extracts from the entire video. To extract frames from a specific section, first trim your video with the Cut Video tool, then use the trimmed clip here.