Creating a library full of inspiring video frames and GIFs can be a tedious task. The traditional methods of taking screenshots or producing GIFs are often time-consuming and complex. That's where Kive steps in with its seamless solution: Extract from Video.
Extract from Video is a powerful tool that lets you derive still images and GIFs from videos. All you need is a video file to get started. Here's how to use it:
Extracting from video using video files
Click the "Upload" button in Library, or if you're in a board click "Add items" -> "Extract frames"
Click on "Upload video" button to open your file explorer and select your preferred video file.
Choose your output type: "Stills" or "GIFs".
If you wish, you can add your extracts to a specific board by clicking on "Select board".
Click "Start frame extract" to begin the process.
You can find your extractions under the "Items", or in the specific folder you chose. If you wish to find the entire upload event you can click on "group by" and "upload event" under Items in your Library.
Note: the current video length limits for extraction are 12 minutes for stills and 5 minutes for GIFs.
FAQ - Frame Extract
Where can I find the frames or GIFs after a Frame Extract?
Under "Uploads", you'll find a folder named after your video's title. This folder contains all your extracted frames or GIFs.
Why can't I execute a frame extract? Nothing happens after I upload a video.
The maximum video length allowed for extracting stills is 12 minutes and 5 minutes for GIFs. If you're experiencing issues beyond these constraints, please provide us with the video link for further assistance.
Why is the AI unable to detect frames from the extract?
If your video is rather short, or staticly filmed with no switches in scenes, the AI is sometimes unable to detect frames. If you wish for us to troubleshoot it, send us the link or video file and we'll help you out.