Frames to Timecode Calculator

Your details

The total number of frames you want to convert. Frame 0 is the very first frame of the clip.
Choose the frame rate of your footage. Use the DF (drop-frame) variant for 29.97 or 59.94 if your NLE project is set to drop-frame; the semicolon separator will confirm this.
Timecode (SMPTE)
00:01:40:00

HH:MM:SS:FF (colon) or HH:MM:SS;FF (semicolon for drop-frame)

Total duration100s
Duration breakdown1m 40s
Hours0
Minutes1
Seconds40
Remaining frames0
Hours0
Minutes1
Seconds40
Frames0

Frame 2400 = 00:01:40:00

  • At 24 fps, frame 2400 corresponds to 00:01:40:00.
  • The total real-time duration is 1.67 minutes.
  • There are 24 frames per second at this rate, so each frame represents 41.667 milliseconds of video.

Next stepTo reverse this, use a timecode-to-frames calculator. To add or subtract timecodes, convert each to frames, do the arithmetic, then convert back.

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