What is video frame extraction?
Video frame extraction captures still images from a video at fixed time intervals, commonly used for asset gathering, content previews, and video analysis.
Powered by FFmpeg WebAssembly, this tool can decode formats like MKV and AVI that browsers cannot play directly, and batch-export them to multiple image formats.
How to use
Three steps to extract frames:
- Upload a video (MP4, MKV, AVI, FLV and 20+ more).
- Set the extraction interval, output format, and width.
- Click "Extract frames", preview, then download all frames as a ZIP.
Tips
- A 1-second interval with 1280px width is a good balance for most cases.
- For smaller files, prefer JPEG or WebP.
- For very long videos, increase the interval to stay under the 150-frame limit.