Frame Per Second Calculator | Convert Frame Counts & Durations to FPS

Calculate FPS accurately with our Frame Per Second Calculator. Enter frame count and time to instantly obtain smoothness and fluidity value. FPS, or Frames Per Second, is a measurement used in video and animation to indicate the number of frames (individual images) that are displayed or rendered per second. It is a crucial parameter for determining the smoothness and fluidity of motion in videos or animations.

Frame Per Second (FPS) Calculator – Instantly Convert Frame Counts & Durations to FPS

Number of Frames Total frames captured or rendered (must be > 0)

Total Duration

Enter duration as seconds and milliseconds (e.g. 10 sec 500 ms)

Calculation Mode Frames & Duration → FPS FPS & Duration → Total Frames Frames & FPS → Duration Choose what you want to calculate

Frames Per Second (FPS) Enter the frame rate (e.g. 24, 30, 60)

Example Presets:

300 frames, 10 seconds (→ FPS) 60 FPS, 2 seconds (→ Total Frames) 250 frames, 25 FPS (→ Duration) 120 frames, 4.5 seconds (→ FPS) 30 FPS, 90 seconds (→ Total Frames)

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The formula to calculate FPS is:

FPS = Frame Count / Time

• FPS: The frames per second, which represents the number of frames rendered or displayed per second.
• Frame Count: The total number of frames in a given time period.
• Time: The duration of the time period in seconds.

To calculate the FPS, you need to know the total number of frames captured or rendered during a specific time interval. Then, divide the frame count by the time interval to obtain the frames per second.

For example, if you captured 300 frames in 10 seconds, the calculation would be as follows:

FPS = 300 frames / 10 seconds = 30 frames per second

In this example, the video or animation is running at 30 frames per second.

By knowing the FPS value, you can assess the smoothness of motion in a video or animation. Higher FPS values generally result in smoother playback, while lower FPS values can lead to choppier or more stuttered motion.

Using a frame per second calculator, like the HTML code provided earlier, you can easily input the frame count and time values to obtain the corresponding FPS value.