Upload a video, scrub to the moment you want, and grab a thumbnail at a ready-made size. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Captured on your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Video platforms usually want a thumbnail at a specific pixel size, but a raw video frame rarely matches that ratio exactly. This tool solves that by scaling the current frame so it fully covers your chosen preset dimensions, then cropping the overflow evenly from the center, so faces and subjects near the middle of the frame stay in frame. If you just want the native frame with no cropping, pick Original resolution.
Use Suggest 3 Thumbnails to see quarter, half and three-quarter marks before picking a favorite.
Try the Video Frame Extractor for a running gallery of every frame you capture at native resolution.
No. The file stays on your device and every thumbnail is drawn to a local canvas element. Nothing is sent to a server.
The frame is scaled to cover the target width and height, then centered and cropped to fill it exactly, similar to how video platforms generate thumbnails.
It automatically captures frames at 25%, 50% and 75% of the video's duration so you can quickly compare a few candidates.
Yes, select "Original resolution" from the size dropdown to grab the frame at the video's native size with no cropping.
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