Extract frames distributed across a video and combine them into one image.
Clear interfaceSimple steps and a direct result
Fast performanceBuilt for mobile and desktop
Privacy firstProcessing stays on your device
Extract frames distributed across a video and combine them into one image. The tool runs directly inside your browser, so files are never uploaded to the website or stored on a server.
Generate a video storyboard from mobile or desktop without creating an account or installing dedicated storyboard software.
Nujiz Video Storyboard turns a video into a single visual overview instead of making you scrub through the entire timeline manually. The tool samples moments distributed across the video, captures those frames and combines them into one JPG storyboard. This is useful for quickly reviewing footage, comparing scenes, choosing useful moments and creating a visual reference before editing or publishing.
You can build the storyboard with 4, 6 or 9 frames sampled across the duration of the video. The final storyboard can also be generated at available widths including 1200, 1600 and 1920 pixels. A timestamp is added to each captured frame so you can identify approximately where that scene appears in the source video.
A storyboard is useful when reviewing footage, comparing several clips, searching for a potential thumbnail or checking how scenes change throughout a video. It gives creators and editors a compact visual reference before they decide what to trim, rearrange or extract as a separate frame.
The video is analysed and the storyboard is assembled in the browser. You do not need dedicated storyboard or desktop editing software. The clarity of the generated board depends on the quality of the source video and the output size you select.
No. The result is a JPG storyboard image containing multiple frames captured from the source video.
You can choose 4, 6 or 9 frames distributed across the video timeline.
Yes. Each storyboard frame includes a timestamp to help identify its approximate position in the video.
No. The storyboard is created directly through the browser.
