Capture key video moments
Save important frames for covers, notes, and assets.
Capture a clear video screenshot online for free
Open an MP4, WebM, or M4V video, choose a precise playback time, and capture one JPG or PNG image.
Drag and drop a video here, or click to choose a file
Supports browser-playable MP4, WebM, and M4V videos.
Videos are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to the server
Save important frames for covers, notes, and assets.
Use captured video frames as covers, notes, or assets.
Grab covers, moments, and visual assets.
Capture and download in your browser.
Choose the video to capture from.
Play or seek to the target moment.
Capture the frame and download the image.
Save an important moment or evidence frame.
Choose a frame that works as a cover image.
Turn video frames into usable images.
Show a key video moment as an image.
Capture a frame for video covers.
Save key frames from instructions.
Record important video moments.
Extract an image before posting.
A video screenshot captures a single frame from a video and saves it as an image file. It is useful for covers, key moments, tutorial images, and media asset organization. Review image clarity, frame content, and file format before using it as your final file.
Upload a video, play or seek to the target moment, pause on a clear frame, and capture it. The generated image appears in the result list and can be downloaded. Review image clarity, frame content, and file format before using it as your final file.
A video screenshot saves the frame at the current playback time. Image clarity depends on source resolution and frame quality, so pause on a stable, sharp moment before capturing. Review image clarity, frame content, and file format before using it as your final file.
Video screenshots are captured locally in the browser, and the video is not uploaded to the server. You can capture multiple frames, then preview, delete, or download them from the result list. Review image clarity, frame content, and file format before using it as your final file.
This tool supports browser-playable MP4, WebM, and M4V videos. Standard WebM files can usually be captured; if the codec or metadata cannot be read by the browser, convert the video to MP4 before capturing frames.
The output is an image file for covers, tutorials, content review, social sharing, or asset folders. Multiple screenshots are saved and managed in the result list. Review image clarity, frame content, and file format before using it as your final file.