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Frame Extractor is a free, in-browser tool that saves the first or last frame of a video as a full-resolution JPEG still. It is built for frame chaining: the last frame of one AI clip becomes the first frame of the next, so shots flow continuously. The video is processed on your device and never uploaded.

How do I extract the first or last frame of a video?

Open FXI Frame Extractor, choose a video file from your device, and pick the first frame or the last frame.

The tool reads the video with your browser's own video and canvas tools, so nothing uploads, and it saves the frame as a full-resolution JPEG. Download the still, then frame-chain the next shot by feeding it in as the first frame of your next AI video clip.

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What is Frame Extractor?

Frame Extractor pulls the opening or closing frame of a video and saves it as a JPEG at the source resolution. It runs entirely in your browser, with no upload and no account. This guide shows how to use it. To try it now, open the first & last frame extractor, or use the last frame extractor when you only need the closing frame as a PNG or JPG.

The main use is frame chaining. Feed the extracted last frame into an image-to-video or first-frame model as the start of your next shot, and the two clips join without a visible jump.

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What can you do with Frame Extractor?

First or last frame
Extract the first frame or the final frame of any clip your browser can play.
Full resolution
The still is saved at the video’s own resolution as a high-quality JPEG.
Built for frame chaining
Use the last frame as the start frame of the next generation for continuous motion.
No upload
Frames are read with your browser’s video and canvas APIs on your device.

How do you use Frame Extractor?

  1. 1
    Open Frame Extractor. Go to /frame-extractor. No account is needed.
  2. 2
    Add a video. Choose a video file from your device.
  3. 3
    Save the frame. Extract the first or last frame and download the JPEG.
  4. 4
    Chain the next shot. Use the last frame as the start image in /generate to continue the shot.

What do people ask about Frame Extractor?

Is Frame Extractor free?
Yes. FXI Frame Extractor is free, needs no sign-up, and runs in your browser.
How do you get the last frame of a video?
Open FXI Frame Extractor at /frame-extractor, choose the video file, and save the last frame. Frame Extractor writes the final frame as a full-resolution JPEG in your browser, so the video is never uploaded.
Which frames can Frame Extractor grab?
FXI Frame Extractor grabs the first frame or the last frame of any video your browser can play, the two frames that matter for first-frame and last-frame AI video.
What format is the extracted still?
Frame Extractor saves the still as a JPEG at the video’s own full resolution, so the frame is sharp enough to seed the next AI clip.
Why would I want the last frame of a clip?
The last frame of a clip is the hand-off for frame chaining: starting the next AI clip from the previous clip’s last frame keeps motion and continuity unbroken between shots.

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