Frame Grab

Frame Grab makes it easy to capture and share any moment from videos stored on your device as still images in JPEG format. It supports not only videos stored in the Photos app, but also those in the Music, Podcasts, and TV apps, as long as they are downloaded to your device.

◇◇◇ How to Use ◇◇◇

◆When you launch the app, a list of video categories appears: Photos, Live Photos, Music Videos, Home Videos, Movies, TV Shows, and Podcasts.

◆Tap a category to view its videos, then tap a video to open the player view.

◆Move the playhead to the desired frame. Use the buttons on either side of the play button to step forward or backward one frame at a time.

◆Save Option 1:

Tap the Share button to save the displayed frame to the Photos app, or share it with other apps and services.

◆Save Option 2:

Tap the gray circle button to temporarily save the displayed frame to the Queue. Repeat this for other frames as needed. When you’re ready, tap the red badge showing the number of queued items to open the Queue and save multiple frames at once to the Photos app, or share them with other apps and services.

◇◇◇ Settings ◇◇◇

◆Live Photos:

Choose whether to show Live Photos videos.

◆Quality:

Low, Low-Mid, Hi-Mid, High

◆Size:

Actual size of original video

Half size of original video

Maximum 1920, 960 or 640 pixels

◆Location Info:

Choose whether to embed location data as Exif metadata in the extracted photos. Applies only if the video contains location information.

◆Date-Time Info:

Choose whether to embed the shooting date and time as Exif metadata in the extracted photos.

◇◇◇ Other Features ◇◇◇

◆Playback Speed:

0.5x, 1.0x, 1.25x, 1.5x, 2x

◆Continuous Grabbing:

Extract multiple frames at user-defined intervals and save them to the Queue.

◇◇◇ Note ◇◇◇

◆No recording feature included.

◆Protected videos — such as movies downloaded from the Apple TV Store — cannot be displayed.

◆Images in the Queue may be cleared when either the app or the OS is updated.

◆Videos recorded on iPhone or iPad store only the location where the recording started. Images extracted from the same video will contain the same location information.