Turn any video into a PNG frame sequence — fps mode or every-Nth mode.

How to use

1. Load a video → pick 1/2/5 fps or every-Nth frame.
2. Extract → up to 100 numbered PNGs are written.
3. Download frames.zip.

About this tool

Animators, video editors and researchers often need the raw frames of a clip: for sprite sheets, stop-motion reference, dataset building or slides. Load a video, choose 1/2/5 frames per second for time-based sampling, or every-10th / every-30th frame for frame-count sampling, and the FFmpeg engine (one-time ~30 MB engine load) writes out a numbered PNG sequence zipped into a single download. To stay inside browser memory the export stops at 100 frames — split longer clips honestly rather than pretending otherwise. Your file never leaves this page — processing runs in your browser via WebAssembly; nothing is uploaded and the file is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

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