PrivateTools

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Image Sequence Player

Separate and review numbered image sequences, including EXR passes, then export the active sequence as MP4, WebM, or GIF.

Direct workspace

Open Image Sequence Player

The source file is opened by the browser on this device. Practical limits depend on format support, available memory, and the requested export.

Useful for

Typical workflows

  1. 01

    Check an animation render before sending it out.

  2. 02

    Switch between beauty, mask, or render-pass sequences from one selection.

  3. 03

    Check individual color channels, alpha, and exposure without changing the source frames.

  4. 04

    Turn numbered frames into a shareable clip.

Capabilities

What it does

Capabilities are grouped by the part of the workflow they affect. The tool remains the source of truth for settings available for a specific file.

Playback

Sequence detection
Play all detected sequences consecutively by default, or isolate one numbered set from the selector.
Review toolbar
Inspect RGBA or individual channels, adjust viewer exposure, and switch between black and checkerboard backgrounds.
Frame context
Keep the filename, frame position, and source resolution visible above the image.
EXR support
Inspect render output that starts as EXR instead of web image formats.
Fullscreen checks
Review motion and framing without extra browser UI in the way.

Export

MP4 and WebM
Create common video files from a frame sequence.
GIF
Make short loops for lightweight sharing.
Local processing
Large frame folders stay on your machine during review and export.

Source + result

Formats

  • Input: PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, BMP, GIF, TIFF, EXR
  • Output: MP4, WebM, GIF

Product notes

Documented changes

Sequence Player adds multi-sequence selection and focused review controls

A mixed frame selection can now be separated into numbered sequences, while a compact viewer toolbar makes it easier to inspect frame identity, color channels, alpha, and exposure before export.

Read note →

Use the manual, then test with a copy.

Keep the original file until the result has been checked in its destination app.

Open Image Sequence Player