iDrip - Video to Photo Exporter

iDrip — Extract Photos from Video Frames by Reafo Co., Ltd.

iDrip is a focused "video-to-photo" app from Reafo Co., Ltd. that does one job very well: open a video, scrub to the exact frame you want, and save it as a still image to your Camera Roll or local storage. No timelines, no heavy editing suite — just pick, seek, tap, and export.

It ships on two tracks:

iOS / iPadOS — "iDrip – Video To Photo" by REAFO CO., LTD.: richer export controls, metadata preservation, JPG/HEIC, compression adjustment, crop/flip/rotate, and HDR still export.

Android — "iDrip" (io.reafo.app.idrip) by Reafo Co., Ltd.: lightweight frame grabber for saving video frames locally, ad-supported.

What iDrip does:

Select a video from your device library

Scrub or step through frames to find the exact moment

Save the current frame as a still image in one tap

On iOS: preserve photo metadata and choose which metadata items to keep

On iOS iDrip Plus: export as JPG/HEIC and adjust compression level

On iOS: crop, flip, or rotate before saving; save HDR video frames as HDR images

On Android: export frames to local storage with a minimal, lightweight flow

Works for Live Photo frame grabs, sports moments, screenshots from recordings, or reference stills

How to Use iDrip — From First Frame to Clean Export:

1. Install the right build

iPhone / iPad: App Store → iDrip – Video To Photo by REAFO CO., LTD.

Android: Google Play → iDrip by Reafo Co., Ltd. (io.reafo.app.idrip)

Avoid repackaged APKs — the Android build declares media-read/write and ad-ID permissions, so stick to the official store.

2. Core workflow (both platforms)

Open iDrip and pick the video you want to sample.

Drag the seek bar slowly, or step frame-by-frame, to land on the sharpest moment.

Tap Save — the frame goes to Camera Roll (iOS) or local storage (Android).

On iOS, review export format and metadata options before saving important shots.

3. Better results in iDrip

Avoid motion blur: pause on a frame where the camera and subject are still — step backward/forward to compare adjacent frames.

iOS power moves: turn on metadata preservation for archived stills; use JPG/HEIC + compression control when file size matters; crop/rotate before export instead of re-editing later.

HDR content: on supported iOS devices, export HDR frames as HDR images instead of letting them flatten.

Ads on free tier: both platforms are ad-supported; iOS users can enable the optional iDrip Plus no-ads subscription, while Android users should expect ad behavior from the verified manifest.

iDrip FAQ — Formats, Subscriptions, Permissions & Fixes:

What is iDrip best for?

iDrip is best for grabbing a single clean still from a video — a perfect pose, a funny moment, a product shot from a clip, or one frame of a Live Photo. It is not a full video editor.

Which platforms does iDrip support?

iOS/iPadOS and Android both have official builds by Reafo / REAFO CO., LTD. Feature depth is higher on iOS; the Android app stays minimal and lightweight.

Does iDrip keep photo metadata?

On iOS, yes — the latest updates added metadata preservation and let you choose which metadata items to keep when exporting. Android listing data does not confirm the same level of metadata control.

How do I remove ads in iDrip?

On iOS, iDrip Plus is an optional subscription (1-month / 3-month / 12-month) that removes ads. The app stays free with ads if you don't subscribe. Android users should check the in-app settings; no one-time purchase is confirmed from the verified listings.

iDrip on Android won't load my video — what now?

This matches a real user-review complaint. Try:

Reopen iDrip and re-select the video

Make sure storage/media permissions are granted in Android settings

Update to the latest Play Store version (2.6 as of the Chrome-Stats snapshot)

Restart the device; if it persists, contact the developer email shown on the Play Store page

Is iDrip safe?

The Android manifest declaresREAD_MEDIA_VIDEO, storage read/write, and ad IDs; Google Play's data-safety panel states data is encrypted in transit and no data is shared with third parties per the developer's declaration. Review permissions before granting, and avoid sideloaded copies.