Inspect and extract data from video files entirely in-browser — read duration/dimensions metadata, extract single or evenly-spaced frames as PNG/JPEG, pull out the audio track as WAV, and sample frames into an animated GIF.
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Reads only what the browser's <video> element and File object genuinely exposeInspect and extract data from video files entirely in-browser — read duration/dimensions metadata, extract single or evenly-spaced frames as PNG/JPEG, pull out the audio track as WAV, and sample frames into an animated GIF.
Load the video in the Frame Extractor tab, pick a timestamp and save the frame as PNG or JPEG. You can also extract evenly spaced frames and download them as a ZIP.
Yes, the Video to GIF tab samples frames over a time range into an animated GIF. Short clips work best, and the frame count is capped at 200.
Use the Extract Audio tab to decode the audio and save it as a WAV file.
The Metadata Inspector tab reads duration and width and height from the file. Which video formats work depends on what your browser can play.
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser — your input is processed locally on your device and is never uploaded or stored on a server.