Framemarker: Visual Library — Theo Miranda

Framemarker is a visual highlighter for YouTube.

Capture the exact frame you want to remember, keep its timestamp, add a quick note, and return to that moment whenever you need it. It is built for creators, editors, motion designers, filmmakers, researchers, students, and anyone who collects visual references from video.

Press H while watching a YouTube video to save the current frame. Framemarker adds visual pins directly to the YouTube timeline, so your saved moments stay connected to the video itself. Hover a pin to preview the frame, click it to jump back to that timestamp, or open the side panel to review, edit, and delete saved frames.

Your archive can stay local on your device by default, with no account required. You can also connect a cloud account to sync your saved frames across devices.

What you can do with Framemarker

Save frames from YouTube with one keyboard shortcut
Keep the timestamp, video title, channel, thumbnail, and frame image
Add notes and visual tags to captured moments
See saved moments as pins on the YouTube timeline
Jump back to any saved timestamp instantly
Organize frames into collections
Browse your archive as a gallery, index, or frame-based view
Search across videos, channels, notes, and tags
Export and import your archive as a backup
Use local storage by default or cloud sync when connected

Framemarker turns YouTube into a visual reference library. Instead of screenshots scattered across folders, your frames stay organized, searchable, and linked to the exact moment they came from.