Pick a common rate or type your own, from 1 to 120 fps. The length and sound stay the same; only the number of pictures per second changes. The video never leaves your device. It is read and saved by your browser, so there is no upload, no queue and no copy on a server.
Lowering the rate makes a file smaller and keeps old devices happy. Matching rates before editing avoids stutter when clips from different cameras are joined.
How to change a video’s frame rate
- Drop your video on the box above. Its current rate is shown.
- Pick 24, 25, 30, 50 or 60, or Custom.
- Press Change frame rate and download the result.
Which rate to pick
24 fps is the film look. 25 and 50 are the European TV rates, 30 and 60 the American ones and the usual phone settings. 60 fps suits games and sport. For sharing in chats, 30 fps is plenty and saves space.
Going up does not add motion
Raising 30 fps to 60 fps shows each frame twice. It can help when an app or editor needs 60 fps, but the motion looks the same as before.
Questions
Will the video get shorter or longer?
No. The length stays the same. To change how fast it plays, use the speed tool.
Does it change the sound?
No, the sound is kept as it is.
Can I use a rate like 29.97?
Yes. Choose Custom and type 29.97.