Capture A Still Image From Your Video | DaVinci Resolve 18 Tutorial

Introduction

Welcome back to 8482 Media! In today's quick tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to save a frame as an image from your video clip using DaVinci Resolve 18. Follow these simple instructions below:

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Navigate to the Color Section: Begin by opening DaVinci Resolve and heading over to the Color tab.

2. Select the Frame: Use the player head to navigate to the specific frame that you want to save as an image. For example, if you want to save this particular frame, align the player head accordingly.

3. Grab the Still: Right-click on the frame display and select Grab Still. This action will save the frame to your Media Pool.

4. Export the Image: In the Media Pool, right-click on the newly created still image and click on Export. A dialog box will appear, allowing you to name the image file and choose the destination where you want to save it.

5. Save the Image: For instance, if you wish to save it to a folder named Breezy, select that folder and complete the export.

That's it! You've successfully saved an image out of a video clip in DaVinci Resolve 18.

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Keywords

• DaVinci Resolve 18
• Save frame as image
• Export still image
• Video editing
• Color tab
• Media Pool

FAQ

Q: Where can I find the Color tab in DaVinci Resolve 18? A: The Color tab is one of the main tabs located at the bottom of the DaVinci Resolve interface.

Q: How do I ensure the still image is saved to the correct location? A: When you right-click on the still and choose Export, make sure you select the desired folder or create a new one before finalizing the export.

Q: Can I save multiple frames as images in one session? A: Yes, you can repeat the process of selecting the frame, grabbing the still, and exporting for as many frames as you need.

Q: Is it possible to edit the grabbed still within DaVinci Resolve? A: Yes, once the still is in the Media Pool, you can apply further color grading or other edits to it within DaVinci Resolve.