Convert Video to Image Sequence on Mac

Want to convert video to still images so that each frame can be edited individually, then UniConverter's Video to Image Sequence feature is what you need. It breaks down the video into frame-by-frame still images that you can edit or select parts of to make a GIF.

After that, no matter you want to use the picture sequences for motion analysis, target tracking, image recognition, etc., or import them into editing software that only supports picture format, everything will be very simple.

How To Convert Video to Image Sequence With UniConverter

Step 1 Import the video to UniConverter.

Install and launch UniConverter on your Mac computer and select the Converter module in the main interface.

Click Add Files buttom to select and import the video to UniConverter.

Step 2 Select image sequence format and output quality.

Click Convert to to open the format list, under the image category, select png sequence or jpg sequence format, and on the right side, you can select the output quality of the picture.

UniConverter currently supports png sequence and jpg sequence two formats for you to choose to convert to, different formats will also have a difference in the size of the exported images!

Step 3 Complete image sequence conversion.

Enable High Speed Conversion at the top-right corner of the interface, select an output folder in the Save to field at the bottom of the window, and click Convert All to start the conversion process.

Step 4 Access the image files.

Go to the Finished tab from the top when the conversion is done, and you will see the converted image sequence file there.