Video Keyframe Extractor

Yes. Extract as many frames from as many videos as you like, with no account and no watermark on the images.

Open the clip and press Last frame. It jumps to the final frame stored in the file and adds it to the grid, ready to download as PNG at the original resolution.

Image-to-video models start a clip from the image you give them. Starting the next shot from the previous shot's last frame keeps the character, outfit, set and lighting the same, so a short drama plays as one continuous scene.

In most browsers it is: the tool reads the list of frames stored in the video, so each step is exactly one real frame, also in phone videos with a variable frame rate. When a browser cannot read a file frame by frame, steps are estimated from the frame rate and can land one frame off; the Frame accuracy button tells you which applies.

Any frame you choose: the first frame of each shot (found by comparing colours from frame to frame, with a sensitivity you set), the first and last frame, or frames at regular steps. You are not limited to the compression key frames inside the file.

Frames keep the original resolution by default. Save PNG for lossless images, or JPG and WebP with a quality slider. You can also resize to 1080×1920, 720×1280, 1920×1080, 1280×720, 1024×1024 or 480p, cropping the middle to fill the size or fitting the whole frame inside it.

No. Rotation saved by the phone is applied, so portrait clips give upright portrait frames.

No. The video is read and the frames are made in your browser, so nothing leaves your device.

Up to 500 frames in the grid, downloaded as one ZIP with numbered file names that sort in clip order.