Export Video Frames as Images Adobe Media Encoder

Learn how to efficiently export video frames as individual images using Adobe Media Encoder in this step-by-step tutorial. Whether you're working on animation, photogrammetry, or need image sequences for After Effects, this guide covers everything from setting up the queue to choosing the right format and frame rate. Save time and streamline your workflow with these easy-to-follow tips. Key Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: Why export video frames as images 00:15 - Adding your video file to Adobe Media Encoder queue 00:32 - Changing export format to JPEG or PNG 00:46 - Adjusting video settings and frame rate 01:00 - Choosing a frame rate for export (e.g., 10 FPS) 01:17 - Selecting a save location for exported frames 01:33 - Exporting frames as sequential images 02:11 - Applications for exported image sequences (After Effects, photogrammetry) In this comprehensive tutorial, we show you how to export frames from a video as individual images using Adobe Media Encoder. Starting with the basics, you'll learn how to add your video to the encoder queue and adjust the export format to JPEG or PNG. The video dives into essential settings like choosing the right frame rate to balance quality and file size, saving export presets for frequent tasks, and selecting a save location for your images. Finally, the tutorial explains the practical uses for image sequences, such as in animation workflows or as input for photogrammetry software. By the end of this guide, you'll have a complete understanding of how to convert videos into image sequences for any creative or technical project.