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Drop in your sequence
Add the whole run of interval shots. They are sorted by capture time read from EXIF, so the order is right without renaming anything.
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Interval shots from a DSLR, drone or GoPro become a smooth timelapse video. Drop the whole sequence in, choose a speed, and export an MP4 without uploading a single frame.
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Why a timelapse maker belongs in the browser
The parts that actually matter when you have 200 frames from a tripod.
Sorted by capture time, not filename
Capture time is read from each photo's EXIF, so a timelapse maker can keep a sequence spanning a card change or a camera reset in the right order. No renaming, no manual dragging.
Shoots from any camera
JPG from a DSLR, HEIC from an iPhone, PNG from a screen recorder. A timelapse video from an iPhone interval sequence works without converting HEIC first.
Hundreds of megabytes, zero upload
A full interval run is large. A timelapse maker that decodes and encodes on your own machine has no upload wait, no size cap and no copy left on a server.
Build a timelapse in four steps
Sequences from interval shooting are often hundreds of megabytes. Keeping them local means no upload wait.
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Set the speed
Each frame defaults to 0.15 seconds, roughly 7 frames per second. Drag the slider down for a faster, more dramatic timelapse or up for a gentler one.
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Choose the framing
Pick an aspect ratio and how frames fill it. Crop to fill is the usual choice for a sequence shot on one camera.
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Export MP4
Export at 1080p or 4K, 24 to 60 fps. No upload, no account, no watermark.
Timelapse questions
How do I make a timelapse from photos?
Add your interval sequence above, set how long each frame stays on screen, pick an aspect ratio and resolution, then export. The timelapse maker encodes in your browser and downloads straight to your device.
What frame duration should I use?
0.15 seconds per frame is about 7 frames per second, which reads as a classic timelapse video. Drop to 0.04 seconds for a fast, dramatic result, or raise it towards 0.5 seconds when each frame carries detail you want people to see.
Will my photos be in the right order?
Yes. Capture time is read from EXIF and used to sort, so the sequence is correct even when filenames are not. You can also sort by filename or reverse the whole run.
How many photos can I use?
Up to 80 at a time. For longer runs, export in batches and join them, or raise the per-frame duration so fewer frames cover the same span.
Does it work with iPhone or drone shots?
Yes. HEIC from an iPhone is decoded locally, and JPG sequences from drones or action cameras work directly.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Every frame is decoded, composed and encoded on your own device, which is why a multi-gigabyte sequence has no size limit here.
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