Save any public video's cover image at every size YouTube serves—up to 1280×720 Max HD. Paste a link, pick a resolution, download. Free, no account.
Watch, Shorts, youtu.be, or an 11-character video ID.
Drop a watch URL, Shorts link, youtu.be short link, or the 11-character video ID into the field above.
Press Get Thumbnails. Max HD through Medium appear in one list as soon as the ID resolves.
Use Download on any row to save that JPEG straight to your device—no account, no watermark.
Every size YouTube makes available for that video—pick the one that fits your slide, mockup, or reference board.
1280×720
The largest frame YouTube typically offers—sharp enough for hero images, slide decks, and print comps when the uploader supplied a full HD still.
640×480
A practical middle ground for blog previews, social cards, and quick side-by-side checks without heavy page weight.
480×360
Clear on phones and tablets while staying light when you cache or embed many covers in dashboards and reports.
320×180
Built for list views, wireframes, and internal tools where you only need a small visual anchor—not a poster file.
Collect cover art from strong videos in your niche before you sketch your own click-worthy frame.
Line up how top channels crop faces, text, and contrast—useful when you plan your next upload.
Drop a high-res still into decks, client updates, or blog posts without screenshotting the player.
Archive covers next to video notes, briefs, or mood boards so your references stay in one place.
Cover saved—pull stats, study structure, check tags, or draft a title for the same reference video.
Video Stats
Pull views, likes, duration, and the full description from the same upload.
Video Analyzer
Break down hook, beat structure, and pacing from that reference video.
Tag Extractor
See which search tags the video is targeting—useful after studying the cover.
Title Generator
Draft title ideas for your next upload once you have the reference frame saved.