Get the Last Frame of Any Video
Drop in a video and the still from its final second appears instantly — ready to download or copy straight to your clipboard. Nothing is uploaded.
Last Frame Grabber
The final still from the end of your video
Drop your video here
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and more. The last frame appears instantly — your file never leaves this browser tab.
How to get the last frame of a video
Add your video
Drag a file onto the drop zone or click to browse. MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI are all accepted, at any size.
Review the final frame
The tool seeks straight to the end and decodes the last frame. Step the capture point back if your video fades to black.
Download or copy
Choose PNG, JPG or WebP, then save the still or copy it to your clipboard to paste anywhere.
Seeks, never scans
The extractor jumps directly to the end of the file instead of playing through it, so a two-hour movie takes about as long as a two-second clip.
Download or clipboard
Save the frame as a file, or copy it straight to your clipboard and paste it into a document, chat or image editor without touching your downloads folder.
Your file stays put
Everything happens in your browser using its own video decoder. The video is never uploaded, never stored and never seen by anyone else.
Grab the last frame from your own code
POST a video to /api/last-frame with your API key and the response body is the image itself. Add offset to step back from the end, plus format, quality and width.
curl -X POST https://convertfleet.com/api/last-frame \ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \ -F "file=@input.mp4" \ -F "format=jpg" \ -F "offset=0" \ -o last-frame.jpg
Add -F "response=json" to receive the image base64-encoded alongside the video duration, frame timestamp and dimensions.
Build with our Last Frame API
Integrate our high-speed conversion engine directly into your own applications. Get free api keys for video last frame api and more.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get the last frame of a video?+
Drop your video onto this page. The tool seeks straight to the end of the file, decodes the final frame and shows it immediately. Then press Download to save it, or Copy image to put it on your clipboard for pasting into another app.
Is my video uploaded to a server?+
No. The frame is decoded by your own browser using the same video engine that plays the file, so the video never leaves your device. Nothing is stored and nothing is transmitted.
Why is the extracted frame black?+
Many videos genuinely fade to black on their final frame, and the tool shows you exactly what is there rather than guessing. Set the capture point to 0.25 or 0.5 seconds before the end to land on the last visible image instead.
Which video formats are supported?+
MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM and any other format your browser can play are handled by the native decoder. Files the browser refuses — some AVI, WMV, MKV and FLV variants — automatically fall back to a built-in FFmpeg engine that still runs locally.
Can I grab the last frame of a video from code?+
Yes. POST the video to https://convertfleet.com/api/last-frame with your API key and the response body is the image itself. Add offset, format, quality and width parameters to control the result.
What image quality do I get?+
The frame is captured at the video's full native resolution — a 4K video gives a 3840×2160 still. PNG output is pixel-for-pixel lossless; JPG and WebP let you trade a little detail for a much smaller file.