Grab Photos From Videos

GreenBizkit

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About this app

Extract photos from your video. Just import a video from your device and you can either take a frame from your video at a position or take a range of photos from your videos. Set the start and end range of the video plus how many frames you want to extract. All the images from the video will be placed on your phone. The resolution of the images removed from the video are the same size (dimensions) of the video.

Ratings and reviews

I think my only real wish would be to havea bit more control over the time intervals for the video and frames; right now we have a system that adjusts the number of frames per second, but not a way to adjust the time intervals of the video. So instead of having tbe ability to grab 1 photo every 0.1 seconds or every 3 seconds u know? In order to grab every frame from a 23 minute video, you have to up the amount of frames you capture a second, which gets really high really fast

It works how I need it, gets straight to the point and pulls up only my videos so there is no sifting through ten thousand pictures to get to one video. It's easy to use and the adds don't pop up and take over your whole screen. The only thing I wish I could make it do is have my video take up a larger portion of the screen so I can see it better. I need it to be closer as I'm looking for very specific and subtle changes in each frame. But this app is still better than others I've used.

Pulls images with no issues. Problem is accessing them. Within app, all images are there (Numbers 1 through however many you asked for). But if you go to Google photos, only about half or less show up in default app folder. Example- If images were numbered, only shows random ones saved to Google, like this: 1, 6, 15, 22, 30, etc. I found a work-around by using a different file viewing app- which shows all the images. Created a new separate folder for the images and it seems to have fixed it.

What's new

Fix Android 15 edge to edge
Fix a crash