By Nelson Garcia and Carl Adams

Have you ever had the need to automatically create multiple snapshots\still images of a video to later use in court or perhaps to analyze the image from that video? We know programs such as VLC can take single snapshots of a video while the video is playing but what if I want to take a snapshot every 10 or 30 frames or even every 10 or 30 seconds of a particular video? Here are three programs that you can use to automatically save multiple snapshots from a single video.

By Nelson Garcia

Microsoft Clipchamp is a user-friendly video editing tool that allows you to create and edit videos with ease. It’s designed for those who may not have advanced technical skills, offering simple features like trimming, adding text, and applying filters to enhance your videos. Clipchamp is available on Windows 10 and Windows 11 through the Microsoft Store, or you can also run it from https://clipchamp.com (Chrome or Microsoft Edge only). Note: You will need a Microsoft or Google email address to use Clipchamp.  However, for FDO users, your fd.org address will NOT work due to our enterprise license with Microsoft. You will have to use a personal Microsoft email address such as a @hotmail.com or @Outlook.com.  Both the app version and the online version look the same and offers the same features.