Frames ↔ Timecode Converter
Frame counts to timestamps and back.
Timecode
00:03:00:07
at 23.976 fps, non-drop
Real elapsed
180.472 s
Frames
4,327
Timecode
00:03:00:07
Frame 4,327 at 23.976 fps — where is that in the video? Convert frame counts to timecode and real elapsed seconds, or go the other way from a timestamp to an exact frame number, at every standard rate.
How to use it
- 1.Choose the frame rate.
- 2.Enter a frame number, or a timecode to reverse.
- 3.Read the timecode, real seconds, and frame count.
Questions people ask
- Why do timecode and real time differ at 23.976 fps?
- Timecode counts 24 nominal frames per second, but the frames actually play 0.1% slower. An hour of timecode is about 3.6 seconds longer in real time; the tool shows both.
- What's frame 0?
- The first frame. Timecode 00:00:00:00 is frame 0, so frame counts here start at zero, matching NLEs and ffmpeg.
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