Video FPS Checker

Check the FPS and frame rate of a video from encoded frame timing, then inspect resolution, codec, bitrate, duration, container, estimated frame count and audio information.

FreeMeasured FPSProcessed on your deviceNo login

How to check FPS of a video

Use the video FPS checker to measure frame timing directly in your browser. No account or upload is required.

Open your video

Choose a local video file. The file stays on your device and is not uploaded to a server.

Let the checker read frame timing

The tool samples encoded frame timestamps to estimate the video frame rate instead of relying only on a metadata label.

Read the FPS and video details

See the measured FPS together with resolution, codec, bitrate, duration, estimated frame count and other media information.

Check more than the FPS number.

Use one local file to verify frame timing and the media properties you usually need when editing, converting, troubleshooting or exporting video.

Check FPS from frame timing

The checker estimates frame rate from actual encoded frame timestamps instead of trusting an unreliable metadata label.

Video frame rate and file details

See resolution, codec, bitrate, duration, container, aspect ratio, estimated total frames, HDR status and browser decode support.

Audio info too

When the file has audio, see its codec, channel layout, sample rate and estimated bitrate alongside the video track.

Continue the same workflow with another local browser tool.

Video Frame ExtractorExtract one exact frame or a batch of frames from a local video.Open tool Frame-by-Frame Video ViewerStep through decoded video frames one at a time and save the current frame.Open tool Timecode CalculatorConvert SMPTE timecode, frames and seconds or add and subtract timecodes.Open tool

Your video stays on your device.

Container parsing and frame-rate measurement run locally in your browser. The source video is not uploaded.