Guides, FAQs, and support for Fliqer
Need direct assistance? We're here to help. You can also use our video frame extractor in the browser or read about the Fliqer iOS app.
support@fliqer.appFliqer iOS features and App Store details
Typical response time: 24-48 hours
Download Fliqer from the App Store and launch the app.
Allow access to your Photo Library to load your videos.
Select a video and tap the shutter button to save frames.
Frames are saved to your iOS Photo Library. You can choose to save them in a dedicated 'Fliqer' album or directly to Recents. You can also select the format (JPG, PNG, or HEIC) in settings.
No. Fliqer processes videos and extracted frames locally on your device, and does not upload them. AI enhancements also run on-device.
Free includes 10 saved frames per calendar month; unused saves do not roll over. Running Best Shots does not spend saves. Pro removes the limit: a 7-Day Pass (one-time, does not renew), Pro Monthly ($2.99/mo) or Pro Annual ($29.99/yr). The App Store shows your local price.
The current Fliqer app can upscale extracted frames and clean digital noise. Enhancement processing runs locally on your device.
Yes. Pro is tied to your Apple account: tap Restore Purchases on another iPhone or iPad. The free monthly counter syncs through iCloud when it is available.
Please email us at support@fliqer.app with your device model and iOS version. We appreciate your feedback!
In Fliqer, open a video, scrub to the moment you want, and tap the capture button to save that frame. On the website, use the Frame Grabber above: drop a video, move the timeline to the desired time, and click the capture button. The image is saved in full resolution (PNG or JPEG). You can grab frame at any timestamp — no upload, everything runs locally.
To get a video sequence as images, use the step control: set the frame step (e.g. every 3 or 5 frames), move through the video with the timeline or step buttons, and capture each frame. On the web tool, pick a step value and use the capture button as you advance; on the iOS app, use the app’s sequence export. You’ll get a set of images for the whole clip or the range you need — ideal for storyboards, motion analysis, or archiving.