Highlights
What it helps you do.
Short footage is not a dead end
If your material is too short, the app extends it by adding a frame at the front and back, so a three-second clip can still become a finished vertical video.
Frames first, style second
You pick the moments before you pick the look. That order keeps the edit about the content, and lets you re-render the same frames with a different layout without losing the previous output.
Renders on the device, not the cloud
Frame extraction and rendering happen entirely on your iPhone. No footage is uploaded, and the finished video is saved to your Photos library automatically.
A vertical editor that stays out of the way
VideoFrameCut is built for one job: take footage you already shot and turn the good seconds into a finished 1080×1920 clip. There is no timeline to learn and no export settings to get wrong.
Every generation is kept
Each render is saved with a unique filename, so trying a second layout or colour tone never overwrites the version you already liked.
FAQ
Common questions
What does VideoFrameCut do?
It extracts frames from a video you select, lets you choose the moments you want, and composes them into a vertical 1080×1920 video using animated layout templates and style options.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Frame extraction and video generation happen entirely on your device, and the app makes no network requests as part of its core functionality.
How much does it cost?
VideoFrameCut offers a monthly subscription at NT$99 per month through Apple In-App Purchase, which unlocks all 50 layout templates and every style option with no per-generation fees.
Why does rendering take a while?
Generation time depends on how many frames you selected and how complex the layout is. Longer selections can take a few minutes on older devices.