SnapMotion for Mac
Easily extract images from video.
$8.99
In English
Version 5.3.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
SnapMotion overview
SnapMotion is the most innovative and most used tool to extract images from videos. The application allows you to extract frames with precision and without loss of quality.
Two modes are provided:
- A manual mode allowing you to extract images precisely at the selected time.
- A batch processing mode allowing you to extract thousands images concurrently.
SnapMotion
has been designed to support big video files such as 4K movies and to extract every frame of your media if needed. The application can play every video supported natively by macOS. Moreover, it can export images into all industry-standard formats including PNG, JPEG, TIFF and HEIC.SnapMotion additional features:
- Share images on social network (Facebook, Twitter, ...)
- Drag and drop images to export
- Create animated GIF from your snaps
- Rotate videos directly in the player
- Copy extracted images in the pasteboard
- Customize output filenames
- Support notifications and touch bar
This version has been optimized for macOS High Sierra and later. Moreover, the application is available in 7 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and Chinese).
Feedbacks can be sent directly from the application. In this way, you can contact us for any kind of suggestions and improvements in a few clicks.
What's new in version 5.3.0
- Now fully optimized for macOS 26.
SnapMotion for Mac
$8.99
In English
Version 5.3.0
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Nov 13, 2019
Version: 4.3.3
IINA does this and a lot more (AB looping for instance) for free. The functionality is under the Playback menu, Take Screenshot or simply command-S.
Sep 23, 2016
Version: 3.1.2
I have been looking for an app like this for a while. I often need to extract an image from videos from my dashcam or other camera, and I had previously been using ffmpeg which extracts an image for each frame of the video, which can be several hundred images for less than a minute of video. With SnapMotion, all I have to do is move through the video, find the frame I want and capture it, then move on to another if I want more. I can extract single images or groups of images, and I have a choice of formats to export them in. It couldn’t be easier!
