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Open Video Capture in Process
Open Process, then tap Video Capture.
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Choose the video to process
In Select Video, tap Choose from Photos or Choose from Files and select your video. You can import a video even when the download list is empty.
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Choose capture mode and time
Select Capture Mode after importing, then use Capture Time to choose the moment. The example uses Single at 00:00 without a timestamp.
Single exports one frame
Drag the time slider, inspect the preview, and tap Export Image on a clear frame. The image contains the video picture, rather than app controls or the phone frame.
Batch*, Smart*, and Sheet*
Batch, Smart, and Sheet are VIP entries for batch capture, smart frame selection, and preview sheets. Open the relevant mode to see its settings.
Add Timestamp
This adds a time marker. Leave it off for a clean image, or turn it on to identify the source moment and check its position and readability after export.
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Preview and save the image
Tap Export Image to open Screenshot Preview. Check the frame, dimensions, and file size, then use Save to Photos or Share File. Done closes the preview.
Dimensions come from the video
The source is 640×338 and the exported image shows the same dimensions. A larger phone screen cannot add detail to the source frame.
Troubleshooting
The frame looks blurry
Try a moment with less motion and inspect the original quality. Frame capture cannot repair existing blur.
Frequently asked questions
Can it capture several frames at once?
Batch* captures multiple frames and requires VIP. Use Single to choose and export one frame.
How is this different from a phone screenshot?
Video Capture exports a video frame, here a 640×338 JPEG. A phone screenshot can also include playback controls and system UI.
Try it on your device
ClipDock is free to download, with in-app purchases. Features and available options depend on the current app version.
Download on the App Store