Turn an image sequence into MP4 or WebM

Prepare the numbered frames

Keep the dimensions consistent and make the intended order unambiguous.

Use sequential filenames such as frame001.png, frame002.png, and frame003.png. The player sorts the selected files into a sequence before playback.

• Keep every frame at the same width and height.
• Use PNG, JPG, WebP, or EXR frames supported by the player.
• Remove unrelated images from the selection.

Open Image Sequence Player

Load the player before selecting the frame folder.

The workspace is built around sequence review. It lets you check ordering and timing before committing to an MP4, WebM, or GIF export.

Select the sequence

Choose all intended frames in one file selection.

• Use Select Images and choose the complete sequence.
• Review the first and last frame after loading.
• Confirm that the frame count matches the source folder.

Set playback and export options

Choose the frame rate based on the source animation, not the desired file size.

Use the frame rate that the sequence was rendered for. Common values include 24, 25, 30, and 60 fps. Then choose MP4 for broad compatibility, WebM for browser delivery, or GIF for a short loop.

• Play the sequence once at the intended frame rate.
• Check motion, framing, and frame order.
• Choose an export format accepted by the destination.

Export and verify the file

Create the video locally, then play the result before delivery.

Start the export and keep the tab open while the browser processes the frames. When it finishes, download the file and check its duration, frame rate, and first and last frames.