MP4 video
Combine sequential images into an H.264 MP4 that works well for video players, slides, and social posts.
Drop an image sequence here
PNG, JPG, and JPEG files are supported. You can select multiple files or mix formats.
Numbers in filenames are sorted naturally.
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Review and download your converted file.
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Nothing leaves your device
Your images are loaded, previewed, and converted locally in your browser. They are not uploaded to a server.
Natural frame ordering
Files such as frame1, frame2, and frame10 are put in numerical order. You can also sort by date or arrange frames manually.
Four output formats
Choose MP4 for video, GIF for broad compatibility, APNG for transparent PNG animation, or WebP for compact, high-quality animation.
Four formats from the same image sequence
Use the same frames to create a video or animation format that suits where you plan to share it. No installation is required.
Animated GIF
Make a widely supported GIF and choose its color count, dithering method, and loop behavior.
APNG
Create a high-quality PNG animation. APNG is a useful option when you need transparent pixels.
Animated WebP
Create a compact, full-color animation with support for transparency—often a better fit for modern websites than GIF.
What you can make with an image sequence
Bring together frames from 3D renders, illustration workflows, or time-lapse photography into a finished video or animation.
Blender render sequences
Turn PNG or JPEG renders from Blender into a shareable MP4, GIF, APNG, or WebP animation.
Illustrations and frame-by-frame animation
Load artwork variations in order to create a looping animation or a video from hand-drawn frames.
Time-lapse and photo slideshows
Set a higher frame rate for smooth time-lapse video or a lower rate for a photo slideshow.
How to turn an image sequence into a video
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Add your frames
Select PNG, JPG, or JPEG images, or load an entire folder. The tool recognizes numbers in filenames to order the sequence.
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Review the sequence and settings
Check the thumbnails and preview, then set your frame rate, output size, background, and quality options.
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Convert and save
Choose MP4, GIF, APNG, or WebP, start the conversion, and download the finished file.
Need to extract an image sequence from a video?
For the reverse workflow, use our dedicated tool to save every frame—or frames at a chosen interval—from an MP4 as a ZIP of PNG or JPEG files.
Image sequence converter FAQ
Can I convert a PNG or JPG sequence to MP4?
Yes. Add all of your frames, confirm the order, choose your frame rate and output size, then select MP4. The completed H.264 video can be downloaded directly.
Can I mix PNG and JPEG images?
Yes. PNG, JPG, and JPEG images can be added together. If their dimensions differ, choose whether to show the entire image, fill the frame, stretch it, or keep it at its original size.
Can I preserve transparency?
APNG and animated WebP can preserve transparent pixels. Standard H.264 MP4 cannot, so transparent areas are composited on the background color you choose.
How many frames can I convert?
There is no fixed limit, but available memory and image dimensions matter. For large sequences, start with a short test and use a desktop browser when possible.
Do my images get uploaded?
No. Your browser handles the image loading, previewing, and conversion locally. The tool does not send your images to an external conversion API.