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Supports: 3GP, 3G2
3G2 (3GPP2) is a mobile video format from CDMA phones. Converting 3G2 to JPEG extracts still frames from old phone recordings as universally viewable images. This is useful for pulling memorable moments from legacy mobile videos, creating thumbnails, or saving specific frames as photos that can be shared, printed, or uploaded anywhere.
| Feature | 3G2 (video) | JPEG (output) |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Mobile video | Still image |
| Content | Video + audio | Single frame |
| File size | ~1–5 MB per minute | ~50–200 KB per frame |
| Universal viewing | Limited | ✅ Every device |
| Printable | ❌ | ✅ |
| Social media | Limited | ✅ |
Yes. The converter accepts both 3G2 and 3GP files — they are closely related mobile video formats.
Select "Specific Frame" under Frame Selection. You can specify which frame or timestamp to capture from the video.
Yes. Select "Multiple Screenshots" under Frame Selection to generate several JPEG images from different points in the video.
3G2 videos are typically low-resolution (176×144 to 640×480). The extracted JPEG will match the video's resolution. You can upscale using the Resolution option, but this won't add detail.
They are the same format. JPEG and JPG are interchangeable file extensions for JPEG images. The three-letter .jpg extension originated from older Windows file system limitations.