Start and end controls
Process only the useful section of a clip by entering millisecond timecodes or setting either boundary to the current position.
Choose a start and end time, capture every N seconds or N frames, and download up to 500 requested images as a ZIP. Processing stays on your device.
Set the start, end, and sampling interval instead of capturing each image manually. VixFrame processes the requested positions locally and keeps every result in one organized library.
Process only the useful section of a clip by entering millisecond timecodes or setting either boundary to the current position.
Capture every N seconds for time-based sampling, or every N frames using the detected or manually entered FPS.
Create up to 500 requested images per range in PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF, then download the library as a ZIP.
Choose a browser-supported local file. VixFrame reads it through a temporary local URL and does not upload it.
Enter the start and end timecodes, or move the playhead and use Set current for either boundary.
Select Seconds or Frames and enter the spacing. The estimate shows how many images the current range will request.
Select image format, quality, and dimensions, capture the range, then review or download the results as a ZIP.
A start time, end time, and interval are best for thumbnails, datasets, documentation, and long sections. One range can request up to 500 images.
Frames after current captures the current visible image plus as many as 120 following FPS-based positions. It is useful around one moment rather than across a long range.
High-resolution PNG sequences can become large. VixFrame warns as in-tab memory use grows; download and clear completed batches before starting another large job.
Sample a clip consistently before choosing the strongest stills.
Turn demonstrations into regularly spaced visual steps.
Create a controlled local image sequence for later filtering or annotation.
Inspect changes across a defined section without saving every moment manually.
Yes. Choose Seconds as the interval unit, enter 1, and set the start and end timecodes for the range you want.
Yes. Choose Frames and enter the spacing. VixFrame converts that spacing to time using the detected or manually selected FPS.
Captures and thumbnails remain in the current tab's memory. The limit helps prevent a single browser task from allocating an unexpectedly large image collection.