Save a video frame as a JPEG
Choose a moment from your video and save it as a JPEG. Enter the time in seconds, extract the frame, and check the image before you use it.
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Choose a moment from your video and save it as a JPEG. Enter the time in seconds, extract the frame, and check the image before you use it.
How It Works
Choose a clear moment
Choose one MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, or MKV file, up to 500 MB. Enter the moment you want in Timestamp (seconds). The starting value is 5; 10.5 means ten and a half seconds into the clip.
Pick a time comfortably before the end. A timestamp in the last half-second or beyond the clip can return a frame from the middle instead, so inspect the image rather than relying on the number alone.
Extract the frame and save the JPEG
Click Process Extract Video Thumbnail. Check the image that appears, then use Download if the automatic download hasn’t already saved it.
Open the JPEG and look at the detail you need. If the moment is blurred or your subject is looking away, change Timestamp (seconds) and try a nearby time. Each run extracts one frame.
Questions about extracting a frame
No. The upload limit and on-device processing limit are different. Your file and device may require cloud processing, which uses credits.
Choose a frame with a sharp subject, a readable expression, and little motion blur. Avoid transition frames and moments with half-closed eyes. Inspect the downloaded image at the small size where the thumbnail will actually appear.
Learn More
Continue with a related tool
Choose another step for your project. Each tool shows its supported inputs and processing options before you start.
Reframe a video: Correct orientation, crop the frame, or change its size.
Work with GIFs and clips: Convert between short clips and GIFs, or capture a still image.