Text, subtitles and graphics

Contact sheet

Build one image with thumbnails and timestamps of the whole video.

Drop your files here, or paste with Ctrl+V

One file, 2 GB, up to 180 minutes per file.

Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.

What is this tool?

Builds a single image with thumbnails and the instant of each video frame, forming a contact sheet for review.

What is it for?

  • Review a long video's content without watching all of it.
  • Choose the best moment for the publishing cover.
  • Document a recording with an overview in one image.

Step by step

  1. 1Upload the video.
  2. 2Set the number of frames, columns and thumbnail width.
  3. 3Generate the sheet.
  4. 4Download the image and use it as reference.

How to use it

Columns and count

The count sets how many frames are included; columns define the grid shape. More columns make the sheet wider and shorter.

Thumbnail width

Larger thumbnails show detail; smaller ones let you cover long videos in a single image.

Timestamps

Each frame carries the time it was captured, letting you return to the exact moment in the video.

Examples in practice

Lesson review

A 40-minute lesson produces a sheet with 24 frames, and the teacher identifies where each topic sits.

Cover selection

The sheet shows cover candidates and each one's instant is used in the freeze frame tool.

Frequently asked questions

Does the sheet have audio?
No, it is a still image with the frame grid.
Are the instants printed?
Yes, each thumbnail is accompanied by its corresponding time in the video.

Questions

Can I keep the subtitles as a separate track?
The burn-in is permanent in the picture. Keep the SRT file for editing elsewhere.
Where is the watermark placed?
Anywhere: the position fields take 0% to 100% of the frame.
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