📸 Video to Frames
How to use: Choose a video up to 60 seconds long, pick every frame or 1 to 10 frames per second and the image size, then press Extract frames. Download all frames in one ZIP, or tap a preview to save a single image.
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About the Video to Frames
Sometimes you need a single perfect moment from a video: a clear face for a profile photo, a product shot, a scene for a thumbnail, or every step of a quick movement. The ToolSandook Video to Frames tool turns a short video into a set of JPG images.
Pick every frame, or 10, 5, 2 or 1 frame per second, and choose the image size. You see previews of the first frames and download all of them together as one ZIP file. It works with videos up to 60 seconds long and runs in your browser, so the video stays on your device.
How to use the Video to Frames
- Choose a video up to 60 seconds long.
- Pick how many frames you want: every frame, or 10, 5, 2 or 1 per second.
- Pick the image size.
- Press Extract frames, check the previews and download the ZIP.
Features
- Every frame or 1 to 10 frames per second
- JPG images, full size or resized
- All frames in one ZIP download
- Private: files stay on your device
Frequently asked questions
How many images will I get?
Roughly the video length in seconds times the frames per second. A 10-second clip at 5 per second gives about 50 images. Every frame of a 30 fps video gives about 30 images per second.
Why is the limit 60 seconds?
Every frame becomes a separate image, and all of them are made in your device's memory. Keeping videos to 60 seconds keeps this fast and stops phones running out of memory. Trim longer videos first with the Video Trimmer.
Which option gives the sharpest images?
Choose Original size. For a phone with less memory, pick a lower frame rate rather than a smaller size.
How do I open the ZIP on Android?
Tap the downloaded ZIP in the Files app and choose Extract. The images then appear in that folder and in your gallery.
Related tools
- Video Trimmer – Cut a video to just the part you want.
- Video to GIF – Turn a video clip into a GIF.
- Video Compressor – Shrink videos to a smaller MP4.
- Image Compressor – Smaller images, JPEG or WebP, or an exact size in KB.