Video to JPG
Choose a video, then take evenly spaced frames or one at an exact moment.
Finding the best frame
Choose evenly spaced to get an overview: each image is taken from the middle of an equal part of the video, never the black first frame. Then, if you know the exact moment, choose one frame and type the time (for example 75 or 1:15).
Uses
- YouTube and Facebook thumbnails (1280 × 720 is the recommended YouTube size)
- Stills for presentations, reports and blog posts
- Checking what is in a long recording without watching it
- Screenshots from CCTV, dashcam and sports videos
Images are high-quality JPGs. Several frames download together as a ZIP, named with their time in the video. A frame is only as sharp as the video. Fast motion is often blurred, so try a few nearby times. To make an animated clip instead, use Video to GIF.
Privacy
Your file is processed on our server only to make your result, and is deleted when you download it or automatically after about an hour. It is never shared or used for anything else.
How it works
- Upload — select or drag & drop your file.
- Process — choose any options and start; most files take a few seconds, large files, OCR and video can take a minute or two.
- Download — save the result; it is deleted from the server once downloaded (or after about an hour).
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