Video tools
Capture PNG, JPG, or WebP thumbnails from MP4, WebM, MOV, and M4V videos directly in your browser.
Your video preview will appear here.
Thumbnail format
Canvas frame capture
This extractor seeks to the selected timestamp, draws that frame to canvas, and exports a static image without sending your video anywhere.
Upload a browser-supported video, preview the frame you want, then choose the capture time, output size, and image format.
Use PNG for crisp UI frames, JPG for broad compatibility, or WebP for smaller modern web thumbnails.
The selected video frame is drawn to a browser canvas and exported as a static image.
This is useful for blog posts, documentation, social previews, product demos, bug reports, and video library cover images.
The video is decoded locally on your device. This tool does not upload or store your video or generated thumbnail.
The thumbnail download is created from a temporary local object URL in your browser.
Thumbnails work best when they are intentional: choose a frame that explains the clip and avoids motion blur.
No. The thumbnail is extracted locally in your browser with video and canvas APIs. Your file is not uploaded or stored by this tool.
PNG is best for sharp UI screenshots, JPG is widely compatible and good for photos, and WebP is often smaller for modern websites.
The browser must be able to decode the codec inside the file. Common H.264 MP4 and VP8/VP9 WebM files usually work best.
You can type a timestamp or use the current preview time. Browser seeking can land on nearby decodable frames depending on the video codec.
Last updated: May 14, 2026
