Free browser-based video frame extractor with no server upload
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: $0/month with 30 source-minutes and up to 12 clips per month. Starter: $15/month for 150 source-minutes and up to 60 clips per month. Pro: $29/month for 300 source-minutes and up to 125 clips per month. Premium: $99/month for 1,000 source-minutes and up to 420 clips per month. One-time packs:
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Key features
GPT-powered moment detection to find the most viral segments
Word-by-word animated captions synchronized to speaker cadence
Active-speaker tracking with 9:16 vertical reframing
Supports 99+ languages with automatic detection
Faceless video generation from scripts or Reddit threads
Background b-roll layouts for multi-element compositions
Export to Premiere and DaVinci Resolve with EDL format
API access for programmatic video processing
Live progress tracking with real-time processing updates
Supports YouTube links and direct file uploads
±5 frame filmstrip loupe with Laplacian variance sharpness scoring
Support for MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI video formats
H.264, VP9, AV1, and HEVC 10-bit codec support
Export as PNG, JPEG, or WebP format
First and last frame automatic extraction
PTS-aligned frame accuracy verification against ffmpeg
What makes it different
No filming required—create finished shorts from scripts alone with AI narration and background footage
Facecam-aware reframing keeps speakers centered instead of cropping them out
Real free tier with no credit card required, no trial restrictions
Processing completes in 2-5 minutes for a 30-minute video
Independently built and self-funded operation with transparent pricing
1:1 native pixel accuracy with PTS frame-locking, not screen capture approximation
Laplacian variance auto-ranking to eliminate motion blur and identify sharpest frames
Support for variable frame rate (VFR) and constant frame rate (CFR) with proper accuracy
Multi-gigabyte file support up to 4K on mobile and 8K on desktop with discrete GPU
Nova Clipper
Frame Extractor