Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Maker of FrameDrop here — thanks for stopping by. This started with a small, recurring annoyance: I'd need one clean still from a video — a thumbnail, a design reference, a specific moment — and I'd end up screenshotting and cropping, or uploading my footage to some site that made me wait through a queue and ads just to hand my file to a server I didn't trust. So I built the tool I actually wanted: drop in a video, land on the exact frame, download it as a real image. What it does: 🎯 Frame-perfect — play, pause, or nudge frame by frame with the ← → keys. Hit C to capture the current frame instantly. 🖼️ JPG, PNG, or WebP — at the video's native resolution, even though the preview is smaller. 🎞️ Batch snapshots — grab one image every N seconds and download them all as a ZIP. 🧩 A second tool for pro workflows — Video to PNG Frames lets you set the FPS, trim a time range, control resolution, and export numbered lossless PNGs in one ZIP. 🔒 100% in your browser — decoding and capture happen locally via the browser's own video + canvas. Nothing is uploaded, no server ever sees your file, and your captures vanish when you close the tab. 🆓 Free — no account, no watermark, no limits. Handles files up to 500 MB (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV). Great for thumbnails, design refs, ML datasets, tutorials, and memes. Try it 👉 easyframes.app I'd love your feedback — especially which formats or controls would make this a daily tool for you. Reading every comment today. 🙏

FrameDrop

Turn any video into images — right in your browser

Turn any video into images — right in your browser