An experimental tool for frame sampling and creating audiovisual grids. Inspire by motion plates, contact sheets, storyboards, sprites and sequential.

Currently in development and available in public beta.

When you spread frames across the grid, you can see the gradient of time Sun light in one corner, dark in the opposite

Warning! Changing and playing with different patterns and direction of animation can be addictive.

Everyday videos reveal hidden rhythms or camera pans as spatial waves.

Historical motion study plates suddenly come alive in unexpected ways, you can replay Muybridge's locomotion linearly or reassemble it into new movement patterns.

Turn the flow of time into a spatial layout. Sample any video into a customizable grid of frames.

Adjust columns, rows, spacing, and timecode formats.

Save instantly single frame or grid as jpeg, png or video loop as mp4 or png sequence.

Frame-by-Frame Drawing

Animate directly on top of your grid. You can sketch across individual frames to create rotoscope animations or apply visual overlays to your entire grid.

Since your video is now a grid, why not play it? You can assign audio samples to specific frames and place static play cells on your screen. As the frames move underneath, they trigger sounds, turning grid into an visual drum machine.

Inputs:  Drop in image, sequences of images, video or GIFs.

Grid Control:  Flexible Cell Calculator frame aspect ratio, visual padding, and background styles.

Export:  Save your work as image or animated loop as MP4, JPEG/PNG or ZIP sequences.

Private & Local:  FrameGrid operates entirely on your hardware. No cloud uploads, no accounts, and your files never leave your device.

Credits

FrameGrid

Created by Grisha Tsvetkov

2026