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Video Frame Extractor: First, Last or Any Frame
Drop a video, pick the first frame, the last frame or any moment, and save it as a PNG or JPG at the video's full resolution.
- Free, no account
- Nothing is uploaded
- Full resolution
No video yet.
Three steps
- Drop your videoIt opens in a player on this page.
- Pick the frameFirst, last, or move the player to the moment you want.
- Save the imagePNG or JPG, at the video's full resolution.
What the last frame is for
Mostly to continue an AI-generated clip: the last frame of one clip becomes the starting image of the next, so the two join without a jump.
Other uses
A thumbnail for a video, a poster for a player, or a static ad made from the strongest frame of a winning video.
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Open the tool →Questions
About this tool.
How do I get the last frame of a video?
Drop the video above and press Last frame: the tool moves to the end and saves that image at full resolution.
What is the last frame used for?
Mostly to continue an AI-generated clip: the last frame of one clip becomes the starting image of the next, so the two join without a jump.
Which video formats work?
Any format your browser plays: MP4 (H.264), WebM and MOV in most cases.
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