Every shot, captured
FrameCatcher finds every real shot in your video and pulls the first, middle, and last frame of each one. No scrubbing the timeline, no upload, and no account. The video is read in the tab you have open, so the frames come out at your source resolution.

Pick any common video file. It is read in this tab and never uploaded anywhere.
Real shot boundaries are detected from the content itself, not fixed time intervals, so you get frames that actually matter.
Nudge any frame to the exact moment you want, then export the ones you keep as images, a contact sheet, a GIF, a color palette, or a ZIP.
The frame you want is usually not the one a thumbnail picker gives you. Pulling one per shot and choosing afterwards is faster than scrubbing for it, and the frames come out at your video's full resolution.
One frame from every shot is a compact record of what the footage actually looks like. Useful for matching a grade, checking continuity across a scene, or handing a reference to someone who does not have the rushes.
A video you have already made is a week of images you have not used yet. Every shot is a candidate, and you only need to pick.
When no automatic frame is right, scrub to the moment you want and take that one. The frame comes from the same video at the same quality, not a screenshot of a player.
Pick a video and see it work. Free, no account, and it never leaves your browser.