Pull both ends of a video at once — the opening frame and the true final frame — and save either as a full-quality PNG. Built for start-and-end-frame AI video on Kling, Luma Dream Machine and Runway. Runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Most browser tools seek to the duration minus a fraction of a second and screenshot whatever the video element happens to be showing. On many files that is a black or stale frame, and on a clip with sparse keyframes the seek never finishes at all.
This tool asks the demuxer for the true final sample in presentation order, which is both correct and fast — the same engine behind the Final Frame Extractor.
Several generators take two images and interpolate a clip between them. Extracting both ends of an existing shot gives you those two keyframes — useful for looping a clip back to its own opening, or for continuing a scene from where it stopped.
Support and naming differ between tools, so check the current documentation for whichever generator you use before planning a workflow around it.
Frames are saved as lossless PNG at the video's own resolution — no re-encoding, no watermark, no resizing.
Decoding happens on your device. If your browser cannot decode the format, this tool says so rather than uploading your file anywhere.
Free, with no sign-up, no account and no email required.
No. Your browser decodes it on your own device. If it cannot decode the format, this tool tells you instead of uploading it.
MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V and MKV, covering H.264, VP8, VP9 and AV1. HEVC works on most Apple devices and on Windows machines with a hardware decoder.
Yes — use the Video Frame Extractor to scrub to any moment, or the Final Frame Extractor for the last four frames of a clip.