AVI to JPEG Converter

How to Convert AVI to JPEG Online

1. Upload Your AVI File — Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop your .avi video. Batch conversion is supported.
2. Choose Frame Extraction Mode:
   • Specific Frame (default): Enter a timestamp in seconds (default 0 = first frame) to capture a single frame.
   • Multiple Screenshots: Extract frames at a capture rate from every 0.1 seconds (10fps) to every 10 seconds (default 1 second per frame).
3. Set Image Quality — "Quality Preset" (Highest → Lowest, default "Very High").
4. Choose File Extension (Optional) — Output as .jpeg or .jpg.
5. Adjust Resolution (Optional) — Keep original, pick a preset (144p–4320p), set by percentage, or enter exact width × height.
6. Convert and Download — Click "Convert" and download your JPEG image(s). No sign-up required.

Why Convert AVI to JPEG?

Converting AVI to JPEG extracts video frames as standalone JPEG images. Unlike taking a screenshot during playback (which captures the player UI and may be lower resolution), this reads the video's raw frames and renders them as high-quality images.

This is useful for creating thumbnails, extracting key frames for presentations, generating preview images for video galleries, or pulling stills from surveillance footage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract multiple frames from one video?

Yes. Select "Multiple Screenshots" and choose a capture rate. At 1 frame per second (default), a 30-second video produces 30 JPEG images, downloaded as a ZIP archive.

What's the difference between JPEG and JPG?

They're the same format. JPEG is the full name, JPG is the 3-character extension from the DOS era. You can choose either under "File extension."

Should I use JPEG or TIFF for frame extraction?

JPEG for web use and sharing (smaller files, lossy). TIFF for print and professional work (lossless, larger files).

Can I batch convert?

Yes. Upload multiple AVI files and download JPEG results individually or as a ZIP archive.