TFT

Frame Sequence to Video Converter

Turn a numbered sequence of image frames (PNG, JPG) into a smooth video file. Set your target frame rate, choose an output format (MP4, WebM, etc.), and compile your sequence into a video — perfect for animation renders and timelapse assembly.

Creating Videos from Image Sequences

This tool converts a sequence of images into a video. Upload multiple images in order, set the frame rate (1 to 60 fps), and the tool creates a video playing through your images. Perfect for time-lapses, slideshows, or animation.

Images are sorted alphabetically before processing. Name your files with sequential numbers (frame001.jpg, frame002.jpg) to ensure correct ordering.

Practical Applications

  • Time-lapse creators who shot a sunset every minute and want to play it back at 30 fps.
  • Animators who made frame-by-frame animation as individual images. They compile it into a playable video.
  • Content creators who make a slideshow from screenshots or product photos for a presentation.
  • GIF converters who convert a GIF animation into video format for platforms that don't support GIFs.
  • Researchers who create videos from scientific imaging sequences for presentations or publications.

What to Know Before Using It

  • Image order matters. Files are sorted alphabetically, so use consistent naming: img001, img002, img003 (not img1, img2, img10).
  • Frame rate determines video duration. 30 images at 30 fps = 1 second. 300 images at 30 fps = 10 seconds.
  • All images should ideally be the same size. Different sizes will be scaled to match the first image's dimensions.
  • The output is WebM/VP9 format, which offers good compression. For MP4 output, you'd need conversion software.
  • Large numbers of images take time to process. 100+ images might take several minutes depending on your device.

FAQ

How many images can I upload?
There's no hard limit, but practical constraints apply. Hundreds of images will take significant processing time.
What format should images be?
JPG and PNG work best. Other formats might work depending on browser support.
How do I calculate video duration?
Duration = number of images ÷ frame rate. 60 images at 30 fps = 2 seconds. At 1 fps = 60 seconds.
What if my images are different sizes?
All images are scaled to match the first image's dimensions. For best results, use consistently sized images.
Can I add audio to the video?
No—this tool creates video from images only. For adding audio, use video editing software.
Can I adjust the order after uploading?
No—order is determined by alphabetical sorting. Rename files before uploading if you need different ordering.