Turn a video into a single image — a grid of thumbnail frames with timestamps. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
The sheet is saved as a PNG. More frames make a taller, more detailed image.
The Video Contact Sheet tool turns a whole video into a single overview image — a tidy grid of thumbnail frames, each optionally labelled with its timestamp — right in your browser, with no upload and no software to install.
A contact sheet (also called a thumbnail grid or storyboard) is the fastest way to see everything in a clip at a glance. Drop in a video, choose how many frames and columns, and the tool grabs frames evenly across the timeline and lays them out. People use it to:
Everything is done locally on a canvas, so your footage never leaves your device. The result downloads as a crisp PNG image.
No. The frames are grabbed and composed into one image entirely in your browser, so the video never leaves your device.
A contact sheet is a single image made of many small thumbnail frames taken evenly across a video, usually with timestamps. It gives a quick visual overview of the whole clip.
Yes. Turn on Show timestamps and each thumbnail is labelled with the time it was taken from, which is handy for finding a moment quickly.
You can choose common counts like 6, 9, 12 or 16 frames and set how many columns the grid uses. More frames give a finer overview but a taller image.
The contact sheet is saved as a PNG image, which keeps the thumbnails crisp and works everywhere.