· LOCAL PREVIEW

Less reading. Clearer actions.

Shorter English copy keeps the existing layout and controls. How it works and the full plan comparison stay visible. Processing, recovery and access safeguards remain in place.

· LOCAL PREVIEW

One video. Two ways to find your images.

Auto extract and Capture a frame now share one workspace. Switch without reopening your video or losing your playhead, settings or selected images. Free starts with six automatic samples and keeps its 12-image workspace limit, original-size exports, quality options and time range.

First frame and Last frame are free manual shortcuts. New captures add to the current review; repeated source frames keep their existing selection. Manual capture stays by the controls for repeated captures, with Review images leading to downloads. Older capture links and presets remain usable. Drafts and projects still contain metadata only, and contact sheets remain a Pro sample workflow.

· LOCAL PREVIEW

From your video to your downloads.

Number of images, format, time range, export size and applicable quality controls stay together. Completed extraction moves to the images, where a direct download button and a phone download bar keep the next step close. For a single-video review, one selected image downloads as an image and larger selections download as a ZIP. Queue downloads remain grouped by video.

Projects & backups keeps project metadata separate from image downloads. Updates keep the previous images until a new extraction succeeds. Cancelling or failing an update preserves the previous review.

· LOCAL PREVIEW

A clearer workspace.

Inter now carries page titles, guides and interface text. Neutral light surfaces, white work areas and deep green actions bring a consistent look to tools, plans and help pages. Secondary text is larger, timestamps keep stable digit widths, and video previews sit on a neutral dark background.

· LOCAL PREVIEW

A simpler start. A clearer workflow.

Free now focuses on one video and up to 12 JPG or PNG images, with original-size, watermark-free image and ZIP downloads. The workspace puts choosing a video, extraction, review and export in order.

Pro queues, assisted review, contact sheets, frame boards, presets and project saving have working sample previews. Pro purchases and own-video access are not open yet. First and last frame capture selects the two end images by default; nearby ending images remain optional.

Saved drafts, older projects and preset collections are kept. Existing reviews can be recovered and exported without buying Pro. Pro samples do not overwrite the saved local draft. Earlier entries below describe the trial access available at the time; the current plans replace those earlier allocations.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 5B2A

A familiar layout. A new project.

  • Save up to 20 named board layouts in a separate collection under Selected frame board → Saved board layouts. Reuse grouping, columns, image width, timestamps and PNG or JPG format across projects.
  • Apply only those five values. Your current board title, selected images, scene choices, queue, extraction settings and export naming stay as they are. Creating a board remains a separate action.
  • Update a saved layout with the current values, rename it without changing its layout, or delete it. Managing layouts does not apply them or change the current project's unexported status.
  • Export all layouts or a selected subset as a JSON backup, then preview and choose imports. Skip matching names or save copies with new names. The complete file is validated first, with a 100 KiB limit; the selected import succeeds together or keeps the existing collection unchanged.
  • Store metadata only. Presets exclude project titles, media, image previews, review choices and time ranges. Projects and drafts still save their actual current layout values rather than preset IDs or collections; existing project, draft and extraction-preset formats remain compatible.

This update is available in the hosted workflow trial without payment. Saved layouts belong to this browser and site; use a JSON backup to move them. No video or image cache, dependency, payment flow or plan-allocation change is added.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 5B1

Your board layout. Ready to pick up again.

  • New review projects and local drafts save the board's grouping, columns, image width, title, timestamp setting and PNG or JPG format as metadata.
  • Preview the saved layout before restoring. Reconnect the originals, restore your review and create the board again; videos, images and generated board previews are not cached.
  • Older projects and drafts still open with the default board layout. Reading or downloading an older draft preserves its stored version.
  • Layout changes take part in autosave and unexported-change reminders. Creating or downloading a board does not change the saved review. Extraction presets still exclude board layout.

This update is available in the workflow trial without payment. A saved layout still needs to meet the current device's output limits before the board can be rendered.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 5A

Your selected moments. One shareable board.

  • Combine selected images from multiple videos into a PNG or JPG frame board. Videos follow queue order and images follow timestamp order.
  • Group by video or existing scenes. Selected images from unscanned videos or outside scene boundaries stay included under Unscanned moments. Creating a board does not start a new scan or change your selections.
  • Choose columns, image width, an optional title and timestamps. Landscape and portrait images keep their aspect ratio inside 16:9 tiles.
  • Preview before downloading. Selection or layout changes disable an outdated download until the board is recreated. Cancelling a replacement keeps the previous successful preview and your image choices.
  • At this release, board layouts and previews stayed in the current page. The Phase 5B1 update above adds project and draft layout metadata; previews remain temporary and must be recreated after relinking originals.

Expand Selected frame board below the queue in the batch workspace. This feature is available in the workflow trial without payment. Output limits are checked before rendering; see compatibility and safeguards. Branded templates remain planned.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 4C3

A saved draft. A backup you can take with you.

  • Download the last valid saved draft as a review-project JSON file, without reconnecting the original videos. An empty workspace or partial restoration can still back up the complete saved version.
  • See whether changes are waiting, saving, saved to this browser or paused. If a newer save fails, the previous valid draft stays available to download.
  • Each backup receipt identifies its saved version and generation time. A later saved version gets a reminder to download a new backup; generating a file does not change the current workspace or its unexported-changes reminder.
  • Drafts and backups contain project metadata only. Videos, images, file handles and device paths are not included. Reopen a backup in Review projects and reconnect the originals to restore.

Choose Local draft → Download saved draft in the batch workspace. The file contains the displayed saved version, which may not include newer changes. Check your browser downloads to confirm that the file was saved. See local storage details and the scoped compatibility checks.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 4C2

A local draft. A place to pick up again.

  • The batch workspace automatically saves one latest valid project draft in this browser after a short pause in your changes.
  • Only project metadata is saved: source filenames and fingerprints, settings, naming rules, time ranges, candidate timestamps, image selections and scene choices. Videos, images, pixels, file handles and device paths are not cached.
  • Reopening this site offers Open saved draft. Preview its contents, choose the original videos again, then restore. Opening a draft does not change your current workspace.
  • A partial restoration keeps the complete saved draft. Clear the queue without losing its last draft, or explicitly replace or delete it. New changes after deletion can start a new draft.
  • Failed saves keep the last valid draft. Changes in another tab are shown for review before replacement. Automatic saving keeps the manual project's unexported-changes reminder separate.

Try Local draft in the batch workspace. Drafts belong to this browser and website; browser data can be cleared or unavailable. Download a review project for a portable backup. Original videos must be relinked, and no processing continues after the page closes. See how local storage works.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 4C1

Reconnect a batch. Keep track of your changes.

  • Select several original videos at once in Review projects. Complete file contents are checked locally, and existing links are kept.
  • Preview verified matches, missing originals, different contents, read errors and identical copies needing confirmation. Renamed originals can match; filenames alone never confirm a match.
  • Matching only prepares links. Restore linked videos remains a separate action, and matching can be canceled without changing the current workspace.
  • See when settings, queue contents or image choices have changed since the last project export or complete restoration. Undoing an edit clears the marker; partial restoration needs a new export.
  • Unexported work is protected before clearing, removing, replacing or leaving the workspace. Choose Keep working to cancel. Refresh and close reminders depend on browser support; project files still need manual export.

Open Review projects → Match original videos in the batch workspace. Up to 200 files can be selected for matching against the project's unlinked sources. Videos and images stay on your device. This C1 update added no automatic draft; the C2 update introduces metadata-only drafts. There is no cloud sync or payment gate.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 4B

Save your review. Continue with your original videos.

  • Save a multi-video review project as a JSON file with queue order, extraction settings, export naming, per-video ranges and positions, candidate timestamps, selections, scene groups and representative choices.
  • Open a project to preview its sources, then choose the original videos to restore your work. Matching file contents are verified locally before image previews are rebuilt. Renamed copies with identical contents can be relinked.
  • Restore every linked source, or explicitly continue with a linked subset. A mismatch, decoding error, resource limit or cancellation keeps the previous queue and image choices.
  • Project files are limited to 4 MB and contain no video files, image pixels or device paths. Keep the original videos with your project file; media access is never restored automatically.

Open Review projects in the batch workspace. Projects are manual local files, with no account or cloud sync. These features are available in the workflow trial without payment; final Free / Pro allocation remains undecided.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 4A

Back up your presets. Take them with you.

  • Export all saved presets, the current tool's presets or a chosen subset as a JSON backup.
  • Preview a backup's names and tools before importing, select which presets to add, and skip matching names or save copies with new names. Existing presets are never replaced.
  • Backups are processed locally, limited to 100 KiB and checked for supported versions and valid settings. The limit remains 20 saved presets across all four tools.
  • Backups contain reusable settings and naming rules, with no video files, source filenames, time ranges, images or review selections. Importing does not apply a preset or change the active workspace.

Open Presets & export names → Import & export presets in any workspace. Export a backup on one browser or site, then import it on another. There is no automatic sync. These features are available in the workflow trial without payment; final Free / Pro allocation remains undecided.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASE 3

Save a setup. Name your exports.

  • Save, apply, update, rename or delete named presets in all four tools. Each tool shows its own presets, with up to 20 in this browser across the toolkit.
  • Presets retain reusable settings and image naming rules on the current site in your browser. They exclude video files, time ranges, playback positions, generated images and selections; there is no account or cloud sync.
  • Custom image filename templates support {video}, {index} and {time}, with a starting number, minimum digits and a live preview.
  • Naming rules apply to single-image downloads and image entries inside ZIPs. Numbering restarts for each video, extensions are automatic, and colliding ZIP image names receive a suffix. ZIP containers, source folders and contact sheet filenames keep their standard names.

Open Presets & export names in any workspace to try these features without payment. Applying a preset preserves the current range and reviewed images and does not start processing. Clearing browser site data removes saved presets. Settings do not sync automatically between local previews and the hosted site; the phase-four A update adds JSON backups for moving them manually.

Final Free / Pro allocation, price and billing model remain undecided. Branded contact sheet layouts remain planned, and purchases are not open.

· WORKFLOW TRIAL · PHASES 1 & 2

Review several videos. Find a useful moment.

  • Multiple-video queues with sequential local processing, per-source selections, pause, cancel, retry and queue ZIP exports.
  • Expandable similar-frame groups and conservative softness or low-detail hints. Grouping preserves every image and its selection.
  • Sampled scene groups with representative suggestions based on clarity, brightness and scene position. Suggestions do not change existing selections.
  • Nearby-frame comparison with up to two decoded frames on either side, and an explicit approximate-time fallback when required.

Try these workflows in the batch workspace without payment. Videos and frame analysis stay in your browser. Scene boundaries are estimates; short shots, fades and camera movement may need manual review. Working queues and selections last for the current page session; review projects now let you save that review metadata and restore it after relinking the original videos.

These features form the first two phases of the workflow trial. Final Free / Pro allocation, the paid launch, price and billing model remain undecided. See the phase-three update for saved presets and filename templates. Branded contact sheets remain planned; purchases are not open.

· PLAN PREVIEW

Free now. Pro on the drawing board.

A new Free and planned Pro page separates the four tools available today from proposed workflows for repeat projects. The current toolkit remains free, with no account or license required.

Pro is a proposal, with pricing to be confirmed at launch. Purchases are not open and no payment details are collected. The workflow trial has since added queue and frame-review features, followed by saved presets and filename templates. Branded layouts remain planned.

· READABILITY UPDATE

A clearer workspace.

  • Inter for interface and body text, with Newsreader reserved for page and guide titles.
  • Larger body text, stronger supporting-text contrast, and more readable navigation and controls.
  • Mobile layouts keep readable text sizes and give the main navigation room to wrap.

0.1.0 · INITIAL RELEASE CANDIDATE

The local toolkit

  • Four task-focused workspaces: batch frame extraction, video screenshots, first and last frames, and contact sheets.
  • Time-based or fixed-count sampling, selectable previews, and local image exports.
  • ZIP export with timestamp-based names and an optional JSON manifest.
  • Mediabunny-based media reading with compatibility-aware fallback behavior.
  • Conservative resource safeguards, cancellation, and explicit errors.
  • Getting-started guides, compatibility notes, privacy details, and open-source credits.

Real-device coverage is being established. Check compatibility before relying on a specific browser, codec, or large export.