Change the video speed to 1x, 2x and more to make time lapse effect. Preview the time lapse video with built-in player. Split or trim the video clip before editing time lapse. Integrate plentiful video editing tools, such as rotate, stabilization and more. The interface is user friendly and easy to find what you want. Chronolapse includes everything you need to automatically capture still images from your desktop or webcam, process them a bit (rotate, scale, PiP), then combine them into complete timelapse videos.
You can convert an image sequence—a set of sequentially numbered or named images—to a movie or time-lapse video in QuickTime Player.
In the QuickTime Player app on your Mac, choose File > Open Image Sequence.
Select the image sequence folder in the Finder, then click “Choose media.”
You can choose to select specific images and not the entire folder.
Set the movie quality.
To keep or change the quality of the image sequence, choose any of the following options in the image sequence pop-up menu:
Resolution: Choose the frame size.
Depending on the video format, some frame sizes may not be available.
Frame Rate: Choose the number of frames per second (fps).
Encode For: Choose from Greater Compatibility (H.264), Better Compression (HEVC), and Higher Quality (ProRes).
Click Open.
The movie or time-lapse video opens in a new window.