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01 Free online video checker
Frame check & video test,
without the guesswork.
Use FrameCheck to test a video online and get a precise technical report in seconds. Check frame rate, resolution, codec, bitrate, audio channels and metadata before your file goes live.
Target spec
H.2641920 × 108025 FPS48 kHz
New analysis
Processed locally
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MP4 · MOV · MXF · MKV · AVI · TS · MTS · M2TS03 Video testing made simple
A private online video checker for reliable delivery
FrameCheck is a free browser-based video tester that reads the technical properties of your media file. It helps editors, producers and content teams catch common delivery issues before uploading or broadcasting a video.
Check video specifications
Run a fast video check for codec, 1920 × 1080 resolution, 25 fps frame rate and a minimum 10 Mbps video bitrate.
Test audio and channels
Measure the audio peak, verify the 48 kHz sample rate and see whether a signal is present in the left and right channels.
Inspect video metadata
Review encoding, camera, audio track and subtitle metadata in one clear technical report without installing desktop software.
Your video stays on your device
The frame check and audio analysis run locally in your browser. Your media is not uploaded to our server, making FrameCheck suitable for private and unreleased content.
Frequently asked questions
About the FrameCheck video tester
What does this video checker test?
FrameCheck tests the video codec, resolution, frame rate and bitrate. It also checks audio sample rate and peak level, detects channel activity and displays detailed file metadata.
Is FrameCheck free to use?
Yes. FrameCheck is a free online video tester and does not require an account or software installation.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. The file is analyzed locally by your web browser. Your video does not leave your device during the check.
Which video formats can I check?
The tool supports common professional and consumer formats including MP4, MOV, MXF, MKV, AVI, TS, MTS and M2TS.
What is a frame rate check?
A frame rate check identifies how many frames a video displays each second. FrameCheck compares the detected rate with the current 25 fps delivery target.