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Video to frames guides
Three short reads: why this matters, how to do it, and one specific way to use it.
Why You Don't Need ffmpeg to Pull a Still Out of a Video
Pulling frames out of a video usually means installing ffmpeg on the command line or uploading your file to a site that processes it on a server. Neither is actually necessary - a browser can already do this on its own.
Read the guideHow to Turn a Video Into a Contact Sheet of Stills
Pull a still every few seconds across a clip, or a set number of frames per second - here's exactly how to set the rate, time range, and format, and what happens to a very large request.
Read the guideSampling Frames From a Video for a Training Dataset
Turning a video into a set of labeled or reviewable still images is a common first step for a small dataset. Here's how to use the rate and range controls deliberately for that specific goal, and where the real limits actually are.
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