Linux · Audio, Video & Music
FrameExtractor
Effortless video frame extraction
by nokarin
Official site: flathub.org
About FrameExtractor
FrameExtractor is a modern cross-platform video frame extractor
with a clean dark UI. It supports local video files and can
download and extract frames directly from YouTube URLs.
Features:
Extract frames from local video files (MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, and more)
Extract frames directly from YouTube URLs via yt-dlp
Adjustable FPS, output format (PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP), quality, and scale
Live frame count and size estimates before extraction
Frame preview with scrubber before committing to a full extraction
Batch extraction across multiple time ranges
Preset system to save and reuse extraction settings
Extraction history with one-click re-extraction
How to install FrameExtractor
- Click Download — the developer's official website opens in a new tab.
- Download the latest version there and run it. Choose Custom/Advanced where offered, and skip any bundled extras.
- Prefer the command line? With Flatpak you can install and update it with: flatpak install flathub xyz.nokarin.FrameExtractor
- Open FrameExtractor once it finishes installing.
Frequently asked questions
Is FrameExtractor free to download?
Yes. The Download button sends you to flathub.org, the developer's official site, where FrameExtractor is available to download. Flatnic doesn't host or modify any files.
How do I install FrameExtractor from the command line?
With Flatpak, run: flatpak install flathub xyz.nokarin.FrameExtractor. This installs it from the official source and keeps it updated.
Is FrameExtractor safe?
FrameExtractor downloads directly from the developer. As always, scan the installer with your antivirus and choose Custom setup to skip any bundled extras.
