Find the frame.
Keep the frame.
Open a video from your computer, pause exactly where you want, and save the current picture at the video’s original resolution.
No mystery timeline. Native playback stays in place; the useful extras sit directly underneath.
Drop a video here
or click to choose one from this device
MP4 and WebM are the safest choices. MOV and M4V work when the browser supports their codec.Pause it. Nudge it. Save it.
The screenshot uses the video’s actual pixel dimensions, not the smaller player on this page.
Your latest screenshot will show up here.
Both hands can stay off the timeline.
Your browser is the player.
Does the video get uploaded?
No. The page creates a temporary local address for the selected file. Playback and screenshots happen inside this browser tab.
Which formats work?
That depends on the browser and the video codec inside the file. Standard H.264 MP4 and WebM are the most dependable. A .MOV filename alone does not guarantee that every browser can decode the video.
Does “one frame” know the video’s real frame rate?
No. Browsers do not consistently expose exact frame-rate metadata, so the frame buttons move 1/30 of a second. They are precise time nudges, not a professional frame index.
What size is the screenshot?
The canvas uses the video’s native width and height. A 3840 × 2160 video produces a 3840 × 2160 still unless the browser runs out of memory.
What gets remembered?
Playback speed, screenshot format, and the optional time label stay on this device. The video and playback position are never remembered.