ChatGPT Plugin

GetVideoFrames

Extract public video frames

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

The main purpose of GetVideoFrames is to extract still frames from a public video link and keep them as a job in the connected account. It is a productivity tool: you give it a supported video URL, it returns a job id, and the frame images are available after that job finishes. Supported links are YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Vimeo, Google Drive, and direct MP4, MOV, or WebM URLs. You can list jobs and open one by id. This plugin does not collect health information, government identifiers, payment card data, or biometric identifiers, and it does not ask for an API key in chat. Sign-in happens once on the GetVideoFrames connection screen. The public video is processed only to produce those frames.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-31
Tool count: 7
Market: US

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Tools

7 tools agents can invoke

Public preview with no API key and no credits. Extracts 6 evenly spaced JPG frames, max 640px wide, from a public video up to 15 minutes. Limited per IP. The source URL is not returned. Poll getvideoframes_get_demo with the returned id.
getvideoframes_create_demo
Queue a frame extraction for a public video URL. This spends API credits when the job completes. Failed jobs are not charged. Supported URLs: YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Vimeo, Google Drive, or a direct .mp4/.mov/.webm link. Modes (exactly one): - interval: one frame every `every` seconds (default 1) - count: `count` evenly spaced frames - timestamps: exact seconds in `timestamps` Defaults: jpg, 1080p (free plan max is 720p), presigned frame URLs. More than 300 frames are delivered as a ZIP. 1 credit = 1 minute of processed video (interval/count), or 10 timestamp frames. Returns immediately unless wait=true (blocks up to 50s). Then poll getvideoframes_get_job.
getvideoframes_create_job
Read the caller's plan, credit balance (plan credits reset each period, pack credits never expire), limits, and recent ledger. Call this before creating a job if you need to know whether credits remain. Free accounts include 60 credits per month.
getvideoframes_get_usage
Read a public demo job by id. Frame URLs are included when the demo has completed and has not expired. Then call getvideoframes_render_frames with source=demo and the same id to show the filmstrip.
getvideoframes_get_demo
Read one job by id, including presigned frame URLs while it is completed and unexpired. Statuses: queued, processing, completed, failed, expired. Pass wait=true to block up to 50 seconds if the job is still running.
getvideoframes_get_job
Public price list. No API key. Returns the credit definition, the free monthly allowance (60 credits), the $10 / 500-credit pack, and Starter, Pro, and Scale plans. 1 credit = 1 minute of processed video, or 10 exact-timestamp frames.
getvideoframes_get_pricing
List the caller's jobs, newest first. History rows do not include frame URLs; call getvideoframes_get_job for those.
getvideoframes_list_jobs

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