TikTok Video Frame Extractor - Video to JPG, PNG & WebP
Pricing
from $20.00 / 1,000 video processeds
Turn TikTok videos into still images: frames every N seconds, evenly spaced, at scene changes, keyframes or exact times. Works with links and whole profiles.
TikTok video URLs (tiktok.com/@user/video/...), short links (vm.tiktok.com) or video IDs, one per line (up to 500 per run). Photo slideshow links return their original photos.
TikTok usernames (with or without @) or profile links. The latest videos from each profile are processed, up to 'Videos per profile'.
How many of the latest posts to take from each profile (1-500).
Also take the posts a creator pinned to the top of their profile. Off by default because pinned posts are often old, not the latest.
How frames are chosen. Count: N frames spread evenly across the video. Interval: one frame every N seconds. Scenes: one frame at each shot change. Keyframes: the video's own keyframes (I-frames). Timestamps: the exact times you list. Scenes mode is billed per minute of video scanned.
Count mode: how many frames to take per video. Each comes from the middle of an equal slice of the video, which avoids black first and last frames.
Interval mode: seconds between frames, starting at the start time. 0.5 gives two frames per second.
Scenes mode: how different two consecutive frames must be to count as a new shot, from 0.01 to 0.99. Lower finds more scenes (0.2 catches soft cuts), higher finds only hard cuts (0.5).
Timestamps mode: the times to capture in every video. Seconds (3 or 3.5), clock format (0:12, 00:00:12.250) or 12s all work. Times past the end of a video are skipped.
Optional. Ignore everything before this time, e.g. 2, 0:02 or 2s. Applies to every mode except timestamps.
Optional. Ignore everything after this time, e.g. 30, 0:30 or 30s. Leave empty to run to the end of each video.
Upper limit on frames per video in every mode. In scenes mode the strongest scene changes are kept; in keyframes mode the keyframes are sampled evenly.
File format of the saved frames. JPG is small and universal, PNG is lossless, WebP is small with high quality. Slideshow photos are always saved in their original format.
Frames are scaled down to at most this width, keeping the aspect ratio, and never scaled up. 0 keeps the best quality frames are cut from: TikTok's standard H.264 video, up to 720 px on the short side (720x1280 for portrait videos).
Photo slideshow posts have no video to cut frames from, so their original full-size photos are saved instead (billed per photo). Turn off to skip slideshows free of charge.
Also save one grid image per video with all its frames (up to 100) side by side, each stamped with its timestamp. Its link is in the video summary row. Included in the price.
