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Version 1.7.7 · 2026-09-05
• Performance improvements • Bug fixes and stability improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.7.7, updated 2026-09-05.








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Turn any video into sharp, high-quality photos. Scrub frame by frame, or let AI pick the best shots for you.
You look great on video but stiff in posed photos? Your dog never sits still? The perfect moment happened while you were recording? AI Frame Grabber pulls that exact frame out of your video and saves it as a photo, at full resolution.
WHY PEOPLE USE IT
• Shoot video instead of photos, then choose the best frames afterwards
• Catch pets, kids and sports moments that are impossible to time with a shutter
• Rescue a photo from a video you recorded by accident
• Pick your best angle from a selfie video instead of retaking it 20 times
• Export a sequence of frames for editing, reference or art projects
AI BEST SHOTS
Long video, no time to scrub? Tap AI Best Shots and the app scans the whole clip and surfaces the sharpest, best-composed frames.…
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• Performance improvements • Bug fixes and stability improvements
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