Lossless PNG Export
PNG retains the full pixel grid with zero data loss. Reach for it when you need razor-sharp fidelity for design mockups or further editing.
Upload any footage file. Pick the exact frame you want. Download it as a crisp JPG or PNG at the original resolution.

When you screenshot a media player, you grab the UI chrome, playback artifacts, and whatever pixel count your display supports. Frame export decodes the source file directly and hands you the raw pixel grid.

Use JPG for blog posts, thumbnails, and social media. Use PNG for design assets, overlays, and anything that needs pixel-perfect detail.
PNG retains the full pixel grid with zero data loss. Reach for it when you need razor-sharp fidelity for design mockups or further editing.
JPG shrinks the file through lossy encoding, trading a sliver of detail for a much smaller footprint than PNG. Pick it when file size matters more than pixel-perfect detail.
The output matches the source dimensions pixel for pixel. A 4K clip yields a 3840x2160 still automatically.
Every exported image is clean. No branding, no overlay, no restrictions on commercial use.
Set an interval - every 1, 2, 5, or 10 seconds - or run Auto-detect first, then pick JPG or PNG for each frame in the curated set. ZIP export works up to 60 frames at a time. Above that, download frames individually, choose a longer interval, or narrow your filters.
Nothing to install. Your footage stays on your own device throughout the entire conversion.
Drag an MP4, MOV, or WebM file into the converter.
Use the timeline scrubber or arrow keys to land on the exact moment.
Pick JPG for smaller files or PNG for lossless quality.
Save the converted frame to your device in seconds.
Motion blur ruins image quality. Advance frame by frame until you find a moment where the subject is still or the camera is stable.

Think of JPG as a postcard - compact and good enough for most uses. PNG is the original painting - larger but preserving every detail.

The output image can only be as good as the input video. A 720p clip will never produce a sharp 4K image regardless of format.

Grab thumbnail candidates from a final cut without reopening your NLE project.
Capture specific slides or demonstrations from recorded lectures for course materials.
Pull product angles from 360-degree turntable clips and drop them straight into marketplace listings.
Grab interior shots from walkthrough videos for property listings.
Export UI states from screen recordings as PNG reference files.
“I used to screenshot my preview window and crop out the player controls. This gives me the actual frame at full resolution.”
Video Editor, Marketing Agency
Exports thumbnail candidates from client review videos.
“Pulling slides from my lecture recordings as PNG files saves me from re-exporting from PowerPoint.”
Instructor, Online Education
Creates course handouts from recorded presentations.
“Being able to pick JPG or PNG per frame is exactly what I needed. I balance file size and image clarity for each listing.”
Product Photographer, E-commerce
Extracts product images from turntable videos.
Everything you need to know about converting video to JPG and PNG
JPG applies lossy encoding that shrinks the file but can soften fine edges. PNG writes every pixel verbatim, so the file is bigger yet the detail is identical to the source frame. Grab JPG when you need fast page loads; grab PNG when you plan to edit or layer the image.
Yes. Switch to interval mode and set the gap between captures, for example one frame every two seconds. Each captured moment is saved as its own numbered JPG or PNG.
JPG uses lossy encoding, so it loses a little detail compared to PNG. For most uses the difference is not visible. Choose PNG instead when you need pixel-perfect accuracy.
Drop in MP4, MOV, or WebM files. Those three containers cover nearly every recording a camera, phone, or screen recorder produces.
There is no fixed file-size limit enforced by the tool. Since decoding happens inside your browser tab, very large files depend on your device's available memory and CPU.
A screenshot grabs whatever your display renders, including the play bar and window border, capped at your monitor pixel count. This converter decodes the file directly, pulling the full-resolution frame with no interface clutter baked in.
The PNG wrapper supports alpha layers, yet most common recording containers (MP4, MOV) do not carry transparency data. Saving as PNG still gives you the benefit of zero compression loss and full 24-bit color. If you genuinely need transparent regions, feed in a WebM with an alpha track.
No downloads, no plugins. Open the page, drop your file in, and the browser handles every step. The footage never uploads to a server.
Step through the timeline (or use Auto-detect's Hide blurry filter) until you land on a frame free of motion blur, and always start from the highest-resolution source file you have. If you need lossless detail, choose PNG instead of JPG.
Export the frames you need right now, or explore our broader toolkit that turns recorded walkthroughs into structured documents automatically.