FrameExtractor – modern video frame extraction utility

FrameExtractor is a modern video frame extraction utility built with Flutter.

It provides a clean graphical interface for saving image frames from local video files and supported YouTube URLs, using ffmpeg and yt-dlp under the hood. The project targets desktop and mobile platforms, with packaged builds available for Linux, Windows, and Android.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Extract frames from local video files using precise start and end timestamps.
• Paste YouTube URLs and extract frames directly from online videos.
• Adjustable frame rate from 1 to 60 frames per second.
• Export frames as PNG, JPG, WebP, or BMP images.
• Controls for output image quality and scaling.
• Custom filename prefixes for generated frames.
• Option to automatically open the output folder after extraction completes.
• Live process log for viewing ffmpeg and yt-dlp output in real time.
• Bundled ffmpeg and yt-dlp binaries, avoiding manual installation.
• Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, Android, and Windows.

Website: github.com/nokarin-dev/frameextractor
Support:
Developer: nokarin-dev
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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