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Select a video from your device.
Upload a video, choose an interval, and extract high-quality 1920×1080 frames. Your video stays on your device.
Start CreatingMP4, WebM and other browser-supported video formats.
Choose how often to capture a frame.
Select a video from your device.
Choose how frequently frames should be captured.
The browser extracts the frames locally.
Save individual images or download them all as a ZIP.
This first version processes the video inside your browser. The website does not need to upload your video to a server to create screenshots.
Use this free video screenshot maker to extract still images from a video directly in your browser. Choose how often to capture a frame, select JPG or PNG, and create 1920×1080 screenshots without installing desktop software.
Capture frames at regular intervals from MP4, WebM, and other video formats supported by your browser.
Turn important moments, scenes, tutorials, presentations, or video highlights into downloadable images.
The screenshot generation is designed to happen locally in your browser, so your video does not need to be uploaded to our server.
Creating screenshots from a video takes only a few steps. The tool is designed for creators, editors, students, teachers, and anyone who needs still images from a video.
Choose a video from your device. The browser loads the video locally so you can work without uploading the source file to our server.
Select how often a frame should be captured. Short intervals are useful for detailed scenes, while longer intervals can reduce the number of images from a long video.
Use JPG for smaller image files or PNG when you want a lossless image format. The tool creates 1920×1080 output images.
Crop the video to 16:9, fit it with black bars, or use a blurred background while keeping the output at 1920×1080.
The browser processes the selected video and builds the screenshots. Processing time depends on the video length and your device.
Download individual screenshots or use the ZIP option to save all generated images together.
JPG is a practical choice for photographs, video frames, thumbnails, and social media images because it usually produces smaller files.
PNG preserves image data without lossy compression and can be useful when you want a lossless still image or plan to edit the screenshot further.
For fast-moving scenes, a 1- or 2-second interval gives you more frames to choose from.
For lectures, presentations, or long recordings, 10, 30, or 60 seconds can create a more manageable set of images.
Crop when filling a 16:9 frame matters most. Use Fit when preserving the entire video image is more important.
Yes. The Screenshot Maker is currently free to use in your web browser.
No. You can open the tool in a modern browser, select your video, and generate screenshots.
The current screenshot workflow is designed to process the selected video locally in your browser rather than uploading the source video to our server.
The tool creates screenshots at 1920×1080 pixels with a 16:9 aspect ratio.
Yes. You can capture frames every 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 seconds.
Yes. After generation, you can download individual images or download all generated screenshots as a ZIP file.
Video screenshots can be useful for thumbnails, scene references, presentations, documentation, storyboards, training material, and content planning. Free Screenshot Maker focuses on one task: turning selected moments from a video into downloadable still images without requiring desktop editing software.
We aim to keep the workflow simple, transparent, and easy to understand. Additional creator tools may be added to the site over time.