Instructions
- Step 1: Download a video software Download a free video still extractor program. For Windows users, VLC Media Player supports all video file types. For Mac users, imToo Video to Picture supports all video file types.
- Step 2: Install software Install the software that you have downloaded and save it in your program files.
- Step 3: Open video file Open the extractor program and then open the video file that contains the frame that you want a snapshot of.
- Step 4: Play the video Play the video until you locate the moment in the video that you want to capture and pause the video at that point.
- Step 5: Select SnapShot from Video menu Select the video from the main menu bar. Then select SnapShot from the drop-down menu. Mac users will use the capture function.
- TIP: If you’re using VLC Player, images will automatically be saved in your My Pictures folder.
- Step 6: Locate image Locate the file and rename it, or move it to another folder to keep track of it. If you’re using a Mac, you will need to save from the capture screen, and you can name the file anything you want. Now turn all of your favorite video moments into photos!
- FACT: In 2002, Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones became the first feature film entirely shot using digital technology.
You Will Need
- Saved video file
- Internet access
