Editors, colorists and VFX artists pull stills from a cut all the time: for key art, for reports, for a vendor, for a client who wants to see the grade. Frame Extractor does it in a browser tab. Drop in a clip, step to the frame, press E, and the still lands in a gallery with its timecode, at the source's full resolution.
- Single frames, or batch pulls at a set interval between In and Out points, with the frame rate detected and SMPTE timecode in every filename.
- PNG, JPG, WebP, and 8- or 16-bit TIFF and PNG, plus ZIPs, contact sheets, animated GIFs and a PDF report with a comment on every frame.
- Colorist mode builds grade-comparison PDFs that place each still as its original encoded file, so the colour the client sees is exactly the colour that was exported.
- Break Down compares two frames by wipe, side by side, difference or onion skin, and reads out the exact pixel colour under the cursor.
- Post Creator lays frames out for social posts, and Page Layout builds printable shot breakdowns and storyboards.
- ProRes and HEVC files the browser can't play are converted on the user's own machine first.
- Full-resolution stills
- 16-bit TIFF and PNG
- Footage never uploaded