Turn a video into still frames, one every set interval — 0.05 seconds, a second, whatever you need.
Pick a video, choose an interval, and FrameShot writes out every frame on that grid. A 3-second clip at 0.05s gives you 61 images: 0.00, 0.05, and so on through 3.00. The count is shown before extraction starts, so it is never a surprise.
Frames are decoded at the exact times you asked for, not snapped to the nearest keyframe — which is what makes a fine interval produce 61 different images rather than a handful of repeats.
Your video never leaves your device.