Open a video and get its first and last frame as full-resolution images in one click. Step back frame by frame if the ending fades out. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop a video here
MP4, MOV, WebM and more. The video stays on your device and is never uploaded.
How to extract
Grab the opening and closing frame in one click. Handy for extending AI video clips.
Open a video to start. Everything runs in your browser.
About ten seconds from file to image.
Drop the video onto the extractor or press Choose video. It opens in your browser and is not uploaded.
The first and the final frame are captured at the video's full resolution and added to the list below the player.
Download the last frame on its own, or both frames together as a ZIP. Use the image as the start frame of your next clip.
Most AI video generators make short clips of a few seconds. Longer sequences are built by chaining clips together, and the last frame is the link.
Image-to-video tools take a start image. Feed them the exact last frame of the previous clip and the new clip continues from the same pose, lighting and framing instead of jumping.
Some tools accept both a first and a last frame and animate between them. Grab both from a reference clip to control where a generation starts and finishes.
Each generation step loses a little detail. Saving the frame as PNG at full resolution avoids adding JPG compression on top before the next step.
Pausing at the end and taking a screenshot often catches the player controls, a lower-resolution preview or the frame before last. Here the frame is drawn from the decoded video itself.
Small things that make the next generation look better.
If the clip fades to black or the last frame is blurred by fast motion, use the previous frame button to step back and capture a sharper frame a few frames earlier.
Open the downloaded PNG at full size. Faces and hands in the final frames of AI clips are sometimes distorted; picking a frame slightly earlier can save a wasted generation.
Generate the next clip in the same aspect ratio as the frame (16:9, 9:16 or 1:1), otherwise the video generator crops or pads it and the join becomes visible.
Capture the first and last frame of every clip in a sequence, then download a contact sheet to check continuity across the whole video at a glance.
Common questions about getting the first and last frame of a video.
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