Extract Frame

Frames are extracted at the full native resolution of your source video — up to 4K (3840×2160) depending on your generation settings and plan. On Creator and Pro plans, video generation defaults to 1080p with 4K available as an option. The extraction process applies no compression or resampling — you receive the exact pixel data from the source frame. This means extracted frames are suitable for large-format print, high-resolution digital ads, and billboard-scale usage at 4K source resolution. PNG export preserves the full quality with no lossy compression artifacts.

Yes. Use the frame scrubber to mark multiple timestamps across the timeline, then batch-export all selected frames in a single download packaged as a ZIP file. Each file is individually named with the timestamp of the frame position in the video for easy organization. There is no limit on how many frames you can extract from a single video in one session. For workflows that require many frames — building a static ad library, creating image sequences, or extracting product interaction moments across an entire video — the batch extraction handles it efficiently without multiple export steps.

PNG (lossless — recommended for any creative that will be further edited in design software, used in larger compositions, or submitted to platforms with strict quality requirements) and JPG (compressed — recommended for direct platform upload where file size matters). PNG preserves every pixel exactly as it appears in the video with no compression artifacts, making it ideal for product imagery where fine detail and edge sharpness matter. JPG at maximum quality produces files that are 70-80% smaller than PNG with visually imperceptible quality loss, which is appropriate for social media and email creative use cases.

Absolutely. Extracted frames are full-resolution images that meet Meta's requirements for static image ads across all placements including Feed, Stories, Reels cover images, and Audience Network. For best results, extract frames where the actor is in a natural mid-expression moment rather than between expressions — avoid blink frames and extreme open-mouth phoneme moments that look unnatural in stills. Many advertisers build their best-performing static creatives from frames extracted from AI UGC videos rather than shooting separate photography, because the output quality and licensing terms are identical and the workflow is significantly faster.