<h3 id="last-frame-extractor-81c8f9dea">Last Frame Extractor</h3>This simple standalone tool automates the process of extracting the last frame. Save the last frame from all your videos with 1-Click!Use case: scene continuation and video extensions (img2vid)<hr /><h3 id="features-8d4bnitnu">Features</h3><ul><li>Batch Processing: Select a folder, and the tool will process all video files (.mp4, .mov, .avi, etc.) within it.</li><li>Format Selection: Choose your desired output format for the extracted frames: JPG, PNG, or WEBP.</li><li>Organized Output: The application automatically creates a subfolder named Last Frames inside your source directory to store the extracted images. This keeps your project files tidy.</li><li>Simple UI: A clean, no-fuss user interface for selecting the folder, choosing the format, and starting the process.</li><li>Standalone Executable: No installation, Python, or dependencies required. It's a single .exe file that runs on Windows.</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="installation-and-usage-rv0gooxif">Installation &amp; Usage</h3><ol><li>Download the Last Frame Extractor.exe file.</li><li>Place it in any folder on your computer.</li><li>Double-click the executable to run it.</li></ol><h3 id="technical-notes-gsf2ej7yv">Technical Notes</h3><ul><li>Platform: Windows (64-bit).</li><li>Framework: The application is built with Python, using PyQt6 for the user interface and OpenCV for video processing. It is compiled into a standalone executable with PyInstaller.</li></ul>This tool was created to solve a repetitive step in a specific workflow. Hopefully, it saves you some time.

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