H.264 MP4
Usually the safest format across Windows browsers.
Windows frame extraction
Extract frames from video on Windows in your browser
Capture individual stills or image sequences from local MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM files using Edge, Chrome, or another modern Windows browser.
PlatformWindows
BrowsersEdge Chrome
OutputJPG PNG WebP
AccountNone
Drop a video fileNo upload, no account
Click, paste, or drop a video fileMP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM videos are decoded locally.
Frame selection
Output format
Quality92%
Planned output0 / 240
PrivateZIP exportJPG PNG WebP
Windows video frames
No desktop frame-grabber installation required
FramesFromVideo turns the browser into a focused video still extractor. It is useful when you need repeatable timestamps, a fixed number of review frames, or one clean still without setting up FFmpeg or editing software.
The selected file is opened locally and output is created with Canvas. Browser codec support still matters, especially for MOV files or unusual camera encodings.
Step-by-step
How to extract frames on Windows
Use a current Edge or Chrome release for the broadest web platform support.
- 01
Open the tool
Visit the page in Edge, Chrome, or another modern browser.
- 02
Choose the video
Select the source from File Explorer.
- 03
Configure extraction
Set interval, count, timestamps, image format, quality, and width.
- 04
Download results
Save images separately or use one ZIP archive.
Compatibility
Windows video compatibility
Browser and operating-system codec availability both influence playback.
WebM
Well supported in Chromium-based browsers.
MOV
May fail when it contains an unsupported camera or editing codec.
HEVC
Can depend on Windows codec availability, browser support, and device hardware.
Best results
Windows workflow tips
Use Edge or Chrome current versions
Updated browsers include newer decoder and Canvas fixes.
Convert unsupported sources separately
Create an H.264 MP4 working copy when the video will not preview.
Use PNG for screen recordings
Lossless images improve small Windows interface text.
Extract in ranges for long files
Smaller batches control memory and ZIP size.
Support and limits
Windows browser limits
The site does not install codecs or access protected media systems.
Supported workflow
- Local frame extraction in modern Windows browsers
- Current-frame and batch capture
- Image, contact sheet, and ZIP downloads
Current limits
- No codec installation or transcoding
- No protected streaming capture
- No guarantee for proprietary camera codecs
FAQ
Questions about windows video frames
Does this work in Microsoft Edge?
Yes, for video formats Edge can decode.
Can I use Chrome on Windows?
Yes. Chrome is supported for browser-playable local files.
Why does a MOV fail?
The MOV may contain a codec unavailable to the browser.
Can I export PNG screenshots?
Yes. Select PNG output.
Do I need an account?
No. The tool runs without registration.