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Video Frame Capture

The frame tool opens a local video with playback controls and displays its source dimensions. Play or scrub with the 1000-step timeline to select a moment. Current position and total duration use minutes, seconds and milliseconds for a clear time readout.

Video Frame Capture

Drop a video here or choose a file. MP4, WebM, MOV and other browser-supported videos.

Frame settings

Video
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Source
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Output
1920 × 1080 PNG
Image layout

Fit preserves the aspect ratio with black space when needed. Fill covers the output and crops overflowing edges from the center.

The video opens only on your device and is not uploaded. Frames download as PNG files.

Captured frame preview

The video opens only on your device and is not uploaded. Frames download as PNG files.

How does it work?

The output is always a 1920 × 1080 PNG. Fit is the default and includes the entire frame without changing its proportions, adding black space if necessary. Fill covers the 16:9 output and crops overflowing edges around the center.

Formula

    Example

    Once the desired frame is ready, press the download button. The current image is captured, downloaded with its timestamp in the filename and displayed in the preview. Regardless of the source video dimensions, each output remains fixed at 1920 × 1080 pixels.

    Tips

    • Fit preserves the aspect ratio with black space when needed. Fill covers the output and crops overflowing edges from the center.
    • The video opens only on your device and is not uploaded. Frames download as PNG files.

    Comparisons

    Fit

    1920 × 1080

    Fit preserves the aspect ratio with black space when needed. Fill covers the output and crops overflowing edges from the center.

    Fill

    1920 × 1080

    Fit preserves the aspect ratio with black space when needed. Fill covers the output and crops overflowing edges from the center.

    Output

    PNG

    The video opens only on your device and is not uploaded. Frames download as PNG files.

    User guide

    This tool opens your local file in the browser using file selection or drag and drop. Inspect the preview, adjust the available settings, then download the PNG result to your device. No account or file upload is required.

    Files are processed only in the open tab’s memory. Closing the page discards the working result, so download anything you want to keep first. Your browser must decode the file and your device needs enough memory; download location follows browser settings.

    The frame tool opens a local video with playback controls and displays its source dimensions. Play or scrub with the 1000-step timeline to select a moment. Current position and total duration use minutes, seconds and milliseconds for a clear time readout.

    The output is always a 1920 × 1080 PNG. Fit is the default and includes the entire frame without changing its proportions, adding black space if necessary. Fill covers the 16:9 output and crops overflowing edges around the center.

    Once the desired frame is ready, press the download button. The current image is captured, downloaded with its timestamp in the filename and displayed in the preview. Regardless of the source video dimensions, each output remains fixed at 1920 × 1080 pixels.

    FAQ

    How do I add a video?

    This tool opens your local file in the browser using file selection or drag and drop. Inspect the preview, adjust the available settings, then download the PNG result to your device. No account or file upload is required.

    Is the video uploaded?

    Files are processed only in the open tab’s memory. Closing the page discards the working result, so download anything you want to keep first. Your browser must decode the file and your device needs enough memory; download location follows browser settings.

    How do I choose a time?

    The frame tool opens a local video with playback controls and displays its source dimensions. Play or scrub with the 1000-step timeline to select a moment. Current position and total duration use minutes, seconds and milliseconds for a clear time readout.

    What is the difference between Fit and Fill?

    The output is always a 1920 × 1080 PNG. Fit is the default and includes the entire frame without changing its proportions, adding black space if necessary. Fill covers the 16:9 output and crops overflowing edges around the center.

    What size is the output?

    Once the desired frame is ready, press the download button. The current image is captured, downloaded with its timestamp in the filename and displayed in the preview. Regardless of the source video dimensions, each output remains fixed at 1920 × 1080 pixels.

    Why do I see black space?

    Fit preserves the aspect ratio with black space when needed. Fill covers the output and crops overflowing edges from the center.

    What if the video does not open?

    The browser could not decode this video. Try a supported format and codec.

    How are frame files named?

    Once the desired frame is ready, press the download button. The current image is captured, downloaded with its timestamp in the filename and displayed in the preview. Regardless of the source video dimensions, each output remains fixed at 1920 × 1080 pixels.

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    Last updated: 2026-11-04
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