Play, seek and inspect a local video, then capture a decoded frame as a PNG with its actual frame timestamp.
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One local MP4/MOV/WebM/MKV up to 256 MiB. Codecs must be supported by this browser. Display dimensions up to 4096 px per side / 8.8 MP, finite timeline up to 24 hours. Export up to 10 minutes per job; GIF up to 15 seconds. Device limits may be lower.
Choose a video to begin. Nothing plays automatically.
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These settings affect preview only, not export.
PNG keeps the full displayed frame, scaled down to this maximum side without upscaling. Actual source-frame timestamp is reported; a requested time may fall between frames.
Live planned frame; the actual encoded result appears separately below.
Choose video and valid settings.
Container metadata is separate from successful playback. Times follow the container timeline; final packet durations may be estimated. Average file rate includes overhead. Original frame rate is not guessed.
Self-hosted Mediabunny 1.62.1: MPL-2.0 license, original source archive. GIF encoding uses gifenc 1.0.3: MIT license. No remote media service is contacted.
Generate an output to preview the actual exported file.
Downloads enable only after the actual file preview loads. Video/audio exports have a 128 MiB output cap; PNG/GIF cap is 32 MiB. Re-encoding and codec packet/frame boundaries can affect duration and samples. Only primary tracks are used. Descriptive tags, extra tracks and subtitles are omitted. Source files are unchanged. Editing export settings invalidates the old result; Stop terminates the local worker.
Your video is never uploaded to a server. Parsing, decoding, encoding and previews run locally with self-hosted code. User files and results stay in the active page/worker until cleared or released; no account or processing history is stored.
Local MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV containers with codecs supported by this browser. No streaming URL, protected-media removal or universal codec promise. A current secure-context browser with WebCodecs, module workers and OffscreenCanvas is needed for processing; native playback can differ. Unsupported files/codecs produce a clear error.
One file up to 256 MiB; displayed size up to 4096 px per side / 8.8 megapixels and a finite timeline up to 24 hours. Exports use up to ten minutes per job and 128 MiB output, with a three-minute processing deadline. GIF uses up to 15 seconds, 300 frames, 640 px per side and 32 MiB. PNG has a 32 MiB cap. Device memory can impose lower limits.
The original player shows the source. Resize has a separately labeled planned frame. Actual output previews load the generated file itself before download enables. Frame capture reports the decoded source-frame timestamp, which can differ from the requested time between frames. Metadata does not certify successful codec decoding.
No. Video export re-encodes primary tracks at a requested bitrate/frame rate, subject to browser support. Smaller dimensions or bitrate may reduce size; the actual result can be larger. Resampling, color conversion and frame/audio packet boundaries can change quality or duration. Extra tracks, subtitles and descriptive tags are omitted.
GIF uses indexed palettes of up to 256 colors per frame, no dithering, black transparency flattening, continuous loop and no audio. Frame delays are distributed on the GIF centisecond grid. Audio extraction decodes the selected primary audio range to 48 kHz 16-bit PCM WAV with explicit mono/stereo output; it is not a lossless compressed-stream copy.
