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FrameFlow
Compress, convert and extract video frames locally
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Compress, convert and extract video frames locally
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FrameFlow compresses videos, converts MP4 to WebM, and exports PNG/JPG image sequences in your browser. Files stay on your device—no video upload or signup. Adjust bitrate, resolution and output size. Free beta: 150 MB per file and 3 successful exports daily. Desktop Chrome recommended.
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Hi Product Hunt! I built FrameFlow for the small video tasks that keep interrupting design and frontend work: making a file lighter, preparing a WebM, or getting an image sequence.
It runs FFmpeg WebAssembly locally in your browser, so your videos stay on your device. There’s no signup. You can adjust bitrate and dimensions, estimate output size, and export PNG frames with source transparency preserved.
This is an early, free beta. It supports MP4/MOV with H.264, WebM with VP8, and PNG/JPG sequences. Each file can be up to 150 MB, with 3 successful exports per browser per day. Failed and cancelled jobs don’t count. The engine downloads on first use, and processing speed depends on your device; desktop Chrome is recommended.
What causes the most friction in your video handoff workflow: size limits, format compatibility, or transparency? I’d especially appreciate browser and format details if a conversion fails. Please don’t share private source videos.