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Free tool · No sign-up

Pull the first or last frame of any video

Save a full-resolution JPG of a clip’s opening or closing frame, ready to chain into your next shot. Runs entirely in your browser.

Free tool · No sign-up

Pull the first or last frame of any video

Save a full-resolution JPG of a clip’s opening or closing frame, ready to chain into your next shot. Runs entirely in your browser.

Frame Extractor

Grab the first or last frame for chaining into the next clip — no uploads, runs entirely in your browser.

Turn the last frame into your next shot

Use it as the first frame of a new clip so two shots flow as one continuous take.

How to extract a frame from a video

1. Choose a video. MP4, MOV or WebM. It is read locally and never uploaded.
2. Extract. Press Extract first frame or Extract last frame. You can preview the clip first.
3. Download the JPG. Save the frame at the video’s full resolution.

New to chaining shots? Read how frame chaining turns a storyboard into one continuous shot, or make a looping clip with the free GIF maker.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the last frame of a video?: Open the Frame Extractor, choose your MP4, MOV or WebM file, and press Extract last frame. The frame appears as a full-resolution image you can download as a JPG. It is free, runs in your browser, and needs no account.
How do I save the first frame of a video as an image?: Load the clip and press Extract first frame. The tool draws the opening frame at the video’s native resolution and lets you download it as a JPG.
Is my video uploaded?: No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser, so the video and the frames you pull from it stay on your device.
Why would I need the last frame of a clip?: For frame chaining: use the last frame of one AI video clip as the first frame of the next, so separate generations join into one continuous shot instead of jumping between cuts. It is also handy for thumbnails and posters.
Does it work on mobile?: Yes. Tap to choose a video from your camera roll, extract the first or last frame, and save the JPG. There is no app to install.
Is it really free?: Yes. Extracting and downloading frames is free with no sign-up. A free FXI Studio account is only needed if you want to turn the frame into a new generated clip.

How to extract a frame from a video

1. Choose a video. MP4, MOV or WebM. It is read locally and never uploaded.

2. Extract. Press Extract first frame or Extract last frame. You can preview the clip first.

3. Download the JPG. Save the frame at the video’s full resolution.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the last frame of a video?

Open the Frame Extractor, choose your MP4, MOV or WebM file, and press Extract last frame. The frame appears as a full-resolution image you can download as a JPG. It is free, runs in your browser, and needs no account.

How do I save the first frame of a video as an image?

Load the clip and press Extract first frame. The tool draws the opening frame at the video’s native resolution and lets you download it as a JPG.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser, so the video and the frames you pull from it stay on your device.

Why would I need the last frame of a clip?

For frame chaining: use the last frame of one AI video clip as the first frame of the next, so separate generations join into one continuous shot instead of jumping between cuts. It is also handy for thumbnails and posters.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. Tap to choose a video from your camera roll, extract the first or last frame, and save the JPG. There is no app to install.

Is it really free?

Yes. Extracting and downloading frames is free with no sign-up. A free FXI Studio account is only needed if you want to turn the frame into a new generated clip.