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Video to image sequence

Export frames from a video at regular intervals, such as one image per second, and download them all in a ZIP.

Upload a video to export its frames

MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV

Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Works withMP4MOVWebMMKVH.264VP9

Video to Image Sequence: free, private and right in your browser

Export frames from a video at regular intervals, such as one image per second, and download them all in a ZIP.

  • One image every 0.04 to 600 seconds
  • Choose a time range
  • JPG, PNG or WebP, optionally scaled down
  • Up to 600 images per export, in one ZIP
  • Private: processed on your device

How to use the video to image sequence

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    Step 01

    Choose your video

    Select an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV file.

  2. MOV → MP4
    Step 02

    Set the interval

    Choose how often to save a frame, the time range, format and size.

  3. MOV → MP4
    Step 03

    Export the ZIP

    Click export and download a ZIP with every image.

MOV → MP4

Contact sheets

See a whole video at a glance as a set of stills.

MOV → MP4

Datasets

Extract frames for machine-learning or analysis projects.

MOV → MP4

Animation reference

Study motion frame by frame.

Use the video to image sequence

Frequently asked questions

Is my video uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser using your own device. Your video never leaves your computer or phone.

How many images can I export?

Up to 600 per export. Use a longer interval or a shorter time range for long videos.

How do I get every frame?

Set a custom interval of 1 divided by the frame rate, for example 0.04 s for 25 fps, on a short time range.

How are the files named?

They are numbered in order, for example clip-0001.jpg, clip-0002.jpg.

Which browsers are supported?

Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari (16.4+). The tool uses WebCodecs, your browser's built-in video encoder, and tells you if something isn't supported.

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