Ad creative review
Turn your video ads into a contact sheet so stakeholders can approve scenes without watching the whole spot.
Facebook → frames
Turn a Facebook video into a reviewable set of stills.
Paste a public Facebook video, Reel or share link. Preview six frames without an account, then sign up free to extract a frame every few seconds and download the complete set as a ZIP.
How to extract frames from a Facebook video
Links that work
- facebook.com/share/v/… and /share/r/…
- facebook.com/watch/?v=…
- facebook.com/reel/…
- fb.watch/…
Only videos visible to everyone can be processed. Group-only, friends-only and deleted videos return an error and cost nothing.
- 01
Copy the video link
Use Share → Copy link on a public video or Reel. facebook.com/share/…, /watch, /reel/ and fb.watch links are accepted.
- 02
Preview it
Paste the link above to see six stills taken across the video.
- 03
Export the full set
Create a free account, choose an interval or a frame count, and download every frame with its timestamp.
For review and documentation
Where Facebook frames save hours
Content moderation
Review public videos as stills with timestamps and flag the exact moment that needs attention.
Community and event archives
Keep key moments from livestream replays and event videos your organisation published.
Journalism and research
Document what a public video showed, with frame-accurate timestamps, for citation and fact-checking.
Contact sheet
A frame every five seconds, zipped
For ad reviews and moderation you want the whole video at a glance. An interval of five seconds on a two-minute video gives 24 frames, delivered as a single ZIP your team can open anywhere.
- output: zip bundles every frame into one download
- Filenames include the frame index for easy ordering
- Webhooks notify your system when long videos finish
Automate it
Batch Facebook videos through the API
Send links from your ad-review tool or moderation queue and receive frames as signed URLs or a ZIP. 100 free credits every month.
curl -X POST "https://api.getvideoframes.com/v1/jobs?wait=true" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $GVF_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://www.facebook.com/share/v/VIDEO_ID/","every":5,"output":"zip","format":"jpg"}'Pricing
Pay per minute of video. Start free.
One credit turns one minute of video into frames — up to 100 frames per minute are included. Exact-timestamp requests cost one credit per ten frames. Failed jobs are never charged.
Free
$0/month
100 credits
- Videos up to 10 min
- 300 frames per job
- Frames up to 1280 px wide
- Download links for 1 day
Credit pack
Never expires$10one-time
500 credits
- Videos up to 60 min
- 2,000 frames per job
- Frames up to 1920 px wide
Starter
$19/month
1,500 credits
- Videos up to 60 min
- 2,000 frames per job
- Frames up to 1920 px wide
- Download links for 7 days
Pro
Popular$49/month
5,000 credits
- Videos up to 120 min
- 5,000 frames per job
- Frames up to 1920 px wide
- Download links for 7 days
Scale
$199/month
25,000 credits
- Videos up to 180 min
- 10,000 frames per job
- Frames up to 1920 px wide
- Download links for 7 days
Prices in USD. Subscriptions renew monthly and reset the monthly credits; pack credits stack on top and never expire. Cancel or switch plans anytime from the billing portal.
How link extraction works
Link extraction runs on GetVideoFrames servers: we fetch the public video, decode it with FFmpeg and keep only the frames for 1–7 days depending on your plan. Process videos you own or are authorised to review.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Can I extract frames from a Facebook Reel?
- Yes. Paste the Reel or its share link. Reels are processed like regular videos and keep their vertical format.
- Do Facebook share links work?
- Yes. Links such as facebook.com/share/r/… or /share/v/… are resolved to the underlying public video automatically.
- Can I extract frames from a Facebook Live replay?
- Once the live has ended and the replay is public, yes — within your plan's video length limit (10 minutes free, up to 180 minutes on Scale). Use start and end to process just one part.
- Why can't you process my Facebook video?
- It is usually not public: posts in groups, friends-only posts or videos that were removed. Failed links show the reason and never use credits.
- Is my video stored?
- No. We download the public video temporarily to decode it and keep only the frames, which are deleted automatically after 1 day on Free and 7 days on paid plans.