🎬 Video Grid 0.3

A powerful, privacy-first video thumbnail generator that runs entirely in your browser

Features • Quick Start • User Guide • Customization • Technical Details

📖 Overview

Video Grid 0.3 is a professional-grade, client-side web application designed to generate beautiful thumbnail contact sheets (video grids) directly in your browser. Unlike traditional tools that upload your files to remote servers, Video Grid processes everything locally using modern HTML5 APIs, ensuring your media files never leave your computer.

Why Video Grid?

🔒 Complete Privacy: Zero server uploads - all processing happens in your browser's memory
⚡ Lightning Fast: No installation, no npm packages, just open and run
🎨 Highly Customizable: 50+ color presets, custom fonts, and intelligent auto-styling
💎 Professional Quality: Hardware-accelerated rendering with support for resolutions up to 8K
🆓 Free & Open Source: Released under MIT license for personal and commercial use

✨ Features

🎯 Core Capabilities

Intelligent Frame Extraction

Smart Sampling: Automatically extracts evenly-spaced frames across the entire video duration
Custom Grid Layouts: Flexible configurations from 2×2 to 20×20 grids (and beyond)
Precision Editing: Click any thumbnail to fine-tune its exact timestamp using a slider or manual input
Custom Overlays: Add descriptive text labels to individual frames (e.g., "Opening Scene", "Credits")

Advanced Metadata Detection

Video Grid automatically analyzes your video file and displays comprehensive technical information:

Resolution & Aspect Ratio: From SD (480p) to 8K (7680×4320) and beyond
Frame Rate Precision: Uses requestVideoFrameCallback API for accurate FPS detection
Bitrate Analysis: Calculates video bitrate in both MB/s and kbps
Codec Detection: Identifies H.264, H.265 (HEVC), VP9, VP8, AV1, and other codecs
File Statistics: Total frames, runtime, file size, and more

Professional Styling System

🎨 Auto-Style Detection

The application analyzes the color distribution of your video to recommend complementary color palettes:

Automated Analysis: Samples multiple frames to determine dominant colors
Smart Recommendations: Suggests 3-5 optimal presets based on video content
One-Click Apply: Instantly apply suggested styles with a single click

🌈 50+ Handcrafted Color Presets

Organized into intuitive categories:

Dark Themes (High contrast, cinematic)

Midnight, Noir, Obsidian, Abyss, Graphite, Charcoal, Void, Carbon

Light Themes (Clean, professional)

Paper, Snow, Minimal, Arctic, Cream, Vanilla, Pearl, Frost

Warm Themes (Earthy, inviting)

Sepia, Sunset, Ember, Coffee, Copper, Caramel, Rust, Autumn

Cool Themes (Tech, modern)

Ocean, Slate, Twilight, Steel, Ice, Denim, Storm, Pewter

Vibrant Themes (Bold, creative)

Cyberpunk, Synthwave, Neon, Vapor, Electric, Toxic, Miami, Retro

Natural Themes (Organic, balanced)

Forest, Moss, Sage, Earth, Clay, Sand, Stone, Olive

🔤 Advanced Typography

System Fonts: Pre-loaded collection of professional fonts
Web-Safe Fonts: Classic typography options (Arial, Times New Roman, Georgia, etc.)
Custom Font Upload: Support for .ttf and .otf files to match your brand
Separate Frame Fonts: Use different fonts for timestamp badges and custom text overlays

🎛️ Advanced Controls

Output Quality Management

Smart Resolution Scaling: Intelligent suggestions based on source video quality
- 4K/8K videos → 25% scale recommended
- 1080p videos → 12.5% scale recommended
- 720p and below → 6.25% scale recommended
Custom Scale Options: Precise control from 6.25% to 100% in multiple increments
Format Selection: PNG (lossless), JPEG (best compatibility), or WebP (best quality/size ratio)
Quality Slider: Fine-tune compression for JPEG and WebP formats

Visual Enhancements

Rounded Corners: Optional corner radius for a modern, polished look
Timestamp Badges: Overlay frame timestamps with customizable colors
Custom Gap Spacing: Adjust spacing between thumbnails (0-100px)
Header Customization: Editable video title with bold/normal weight options

🖥️ User Interface Features

Theme System

Choose from 6 beautifully crafted UI themes to match your workspace:

Dark (Default): Professional dark mode with purple accents
Light: Clean, minimal light mode with blue accents
Ocean: Deep blue theme with cyan highlights
Cyberpunk: Futuristic dark theme with magenta accents
Retro Terminal: Classic green-on-black terminal aesthetic
Slate: Sophisticated gray-blue professional theme

Interactive Grid Preview

Real-time Updates: See thumbnails as they're generated
Hover Controls: Quick access to timestamp adjustment and custom text
Frame-Level Editing:
- Time slider for precise timestamp control
- Manual time input for exact positioning
- Custom text overlay for frame annotations
Visual Feedback: Progress indicators and status updates throughout

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

Method 1: Direct Download

Download VideoGrid.html
Open the file in any modern web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)
That's it! No installation required.

Method 2: Clone Repository

git clone https://github.com/harp37/VideoGrid.git
cd VideoGrid
# Simply open VideoGrid.html in your browser

Basic Usage (3 Simple Steps)

Step 1: Load Your Video

Click "Choose Video File" button
Select any video file from your computer
Wait for automatic metadata detection (usually 1-2 seconds)

Step 2: Configure Your Grid

Select Layout: Choose grid dimensions (e.g., 5 columns × 6 rows = 30 thumbnails)
Choose Scale: Click "Auto-select scale" for optimal quality, or pick a custom percentage
Click Generate: The grid will populate with evenly-spaced frames

Step 3: Customize & Download

Optional: Adjust individual frame timestamps or add custom text
Optional: Choose a color preset from the 🎨 Output Image Style section
Select format: WebP (recommended), PNG, or JPEG
Click Download Image: Your contact sheet will be saved to your downloads folder

🖥️ Native macOS App

A lightweight Swift/WebKit wrapper loads VideoGrid.html inside a native window and keeps the same privacy-first behavior while giving you a downloadable macOS experience.

Requirements

macOS 11.0 or newer with Xcode command line tools installed (swiftc, hdiutil).
Keep VideoGrid.html at the project root; the build script copies it directly into the app bundle.
Install Python 3 + Pillow (pip install pillow) so you can run scripts/generate-icon.py to refresh packaging/VideoGrid.icns (the icon is copied into the bundle automatically).

Build & Packaging

Run ./scripts/build-app.sh to compile src/main.swift, bundle VideoGrid.html, and generate build/VideoGrid.app.
Run ./scripts/create-dmg.sh to package that app bundle into dist/VideoGrid-Installer.dmg. The script also adds an Applications shortcut so end users can drag & drop.
Open the DMG (open dist/VideoGrid-Installer.dmg) or copy build/VideoGrid.app into /Applications for internal testing.

After you edit the HTML or styles, rerun ./scripts/build-app.sh before rebuilding the DMG so the latest assets are included.

If you want to update the Finder icon, run python3 scripts/generate-icon.py (requires iconutil). The generated packaging/VideoGrid.icns will be bundled automatically on the next build.

📚 User Guide

Understanding Grid Layout

The grid dimensions determine how many thumbnails will be extracted from your video:

Columns × Rows = Total Frames
Example: 5 columns × 6 rows = 30 thumbnails
Frames are extracted at evenly-spaced intervals across the entire video duration

Recommended Layouts:

Quick Preview: 4×3 (12 frames) or 5×4 (20 frames)
Standard Contact Sheet: 5×6 (30 frames) or 6×6 (36 frames)
Detailed Analysis: 8×8 (64 frames) or 10×10 (100 frames)
Ultra-Detailed: 15×10 (150 frames) or higher for long-form content

Resolution Scaling Explained

Scaling determines the size of each thumbnail in the final output:

Source Resolution	Recommended Scale	Thumbnail Size (5 col)	Final Image Width
720p (1280×720)	6.25% - 12.5%	80×45 to 160×90	~480-960px
1080p (1920×1080)	12.5% - 25%	240×135 to 480×270	~1440-2880px
4K (3840×2160)	25% - 50%	960×540 to 1920×1080	~5760-11520px
8K (7680×4320)	25% - 50%	1920×1080 to 3840×2160	~11520-23040px

Note: The "Auto-select scale" button analyzes your video and chooses the optimal balance between quality and file size.

Using Auto-Style Detection

The auto-style feature analyzes your video's color palette to suggest matching presets:

Load your video and click "Generate Grid"
Scroll to 🎨 Output Image Style section
Click "🔍 Auto-Detect Best Style"
Wait 2-3 seconds while the algorithm:
- Samples frames from different parts of the video
- Analyzes brightness, saturation, and color distribution
- Compares against all 50+ presets
Review the top 3-5 recommended presets with match scores
Click "Apply" on your favorite suggestion

Auto-Style Categories:

Dark videos (low brightness) → Dark theme presets
Light videos (high brightness) → Light theme presets
Warm videos (orange/red tones) → Warm theme presets
Cool videos (blue/green tones) → Cool theme presets
Vibrant videos (high saturation) → Vibrant theme presets
Muted videos (low saturation) → Natural/minimal presets

Custom Font Upload

Add your own typography for a branded look:

Navigate to the 🎨 Output Image Style section
Find "Custom Font Upload" under the font selection
Click "Choose Font File (.ttf, .otf)"
Select your font file from your computer
The font will be loaded and automatically selected
Your custom font will appear as "Custom Font" in the dropdown

Supported Formats:

.ttf (TrueType Font)
.otf (OpenType Font)

Use Cases:

Corporate branding with company fonts
Matching video production style guides
Creative projects with unique typography
Consistency with existing media libraries

Fine-Tuning Individual Frames

Each thumbnail can be individually customized:

Hover over any thumbnail in the grid preview
Edit controls will appear with two options:

Adjust Timestamp:

Use the slider to scrub through nearby video content
Or click "⌨️ Manual" to enter an exact time in MM:SS format
The thumbnail updates in real-time as you adjust

Add Custom Text:

Enter descriptive text (e.g., "Intro", "Act 2", "Credits")
Text appears as a badge in the top-left corner of that frame
Great for annotating specific scenes or moments

Export Formats Comparison

Format	Quality	File Size	Transparency	Best For
PNG	Lossless	Large (10-30MB)	✅ Yes	Archival, editing, maximum quality
JPEG	Lossy	Small (2-8MB)	❌ No	Sharing, web use, email attachments
WebP	Lossy/Lossless	Medium (3-12MB)	✅ Yes	Best balance of quality and size

Recommendations:

WebP at 90-95% quality: Best overall choice for most use cases
PNG: When you need perfect quality or plan to edit the image later
JPEG at 85-90% quality: Maximum compatibility for sharing

🎨 Customization

Color Preset Reference

Here's a detailed look at some popular presets in each category:

Dark Presets

Midnight (#000814, #ffd60a, #9d9d9d)

Deep navy background with bright yellow title
Perfect for: Night scenes, space footage, dramatic content

Noir (#0a0a0a, #e5e5e5, #7d7d7d)

Classic black and white scheme
Perfect for: Film noir, black & white videos, minimalist content

Abyss (#000000, #00d9ff, #00a8cc)

Pure black with cyan accents
Perfect for: Underwater footage, tech demos, sci-fi content

Light Presets

Paper (#f5f5f5, #1a1a1a, #4a4a4a)

Off-white background with dark text
Perfect for: Documentation, tutorials, professional presentations

Snow (#ffffff, #000000, #666666)

Pure white with black text
Perfect for: Clean product shots, minimalist videos, high-key content

Arctic (#e8f4f8, #003d5c, #006494)

Light blue-gray with deep blue accents
Perfect for: Winter scenes, tech content, corporate videos

Warm Presets

Sepia (#f4e8d8, #5d4e37, #8b7355)

Classic sepia tone
Perfect for: Vintage content, nostalgia, period pieces

Sunset (#ffe5b4, #cc5500, #ff7f00)

Warm orange glow
Perfect for: Golden hour footage, warm landscapes, sunset timelapses

Coffee (#d7c9aa, #3e2723, #5d4037)

Rich brown tones
Perfect for: Food content, cozy scenes, autumn footage

Cool Presets

Ocean (#e0f2f7, #004d61, #007a99)

Aquatic blue theme
Perfect for: Ocean footage, water sports, marine documentaries

Slate (#e8eaed, #37474f, #546e7a)

Professional gray-blue
Perfect for: Business content, tech reviews, corporate videos

Twilight (#d4e0ed, #1a237e, #283593)

Deep blue evening tones
Perfect for: Twilight scenes, city nights, moody content

Vibrant Presets

Cyberpunk (#0a0014, #ff00ff, #00ffff)

High-contrast neon colors
Perfect for: Gaming content, sci-fi, futuristic themes

Synthwave (#1a0033, #ff007f, #00ffff)

80s-inspired neon palette
Perfect for: Retro content, music videos, creative projects

Neon (#0d0221, #ff006e, #8338ec)

Electric magenta and purple
Perfect for: Night club footage, concert videos, energetic content

Creating Manual Color Schemes

For complete control, manually adjust all color parameters:

Background Color: The canvas background (space between thumbnails)
Title Color: Color of the video title text
Title Weight: Normal (300) or Bold (700) font weight
Metadata Color: Color of technical information text
Timestamp Background: Badge background for frame times
Timestamp Text: Text color for timestamps

Design Tips:

High Contrast: Ensure text is readable against backgrounds (use light text on dark backgrounds and vice versa)
Color Harmony: Choose colors from the same family or use complementary colors
Consistency: Match colors to your video's mood or your brand guidelines
Accessibility: Maintain sufficient contrast ratios (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text)

Advanced Font Configuration

Header Font vs Frame Font:

Header Font: Used for video title and metadata in the top section
Frame Font: Used for timestamp badges and custom text overlays
These can be different for visual hierarchy (e.g., elegant header font, monospaced frame font)

Font Selection Strategy:

Serif Fonts (Times New Roman, Georgia): Traditional, formal, documentary-style
Sans-Serif Fonts (Arial, Roboto, Segoe UI): Modern, clean, professional
Monospace Fonts (Courier New, Consolas): Technical, code-like, precise
Display Fonts (Custom uploads): Branding, creative, unique

🔧 Technical Details

Architecture

Video Grid 0.3 is built with a "zero-dependency" philosophy using pure web standards:

HTML5: Semantic markup and structure
CSS3: Modern styling with CSS custom properties (variables) for theming
Vanilla JavaScript: No frameworks, libraries, or build tools

How It Works

1. Video Loading & Analysis

// When a video file is selected:
1. Create a hidden <video> element
2. Load video metadata (duration, dimensions, codec)
3. Use requestVideoFrameCallback API for precise FPS measurement
4. Calculate bitrate: (fileSize × 8) / duration
5. Estimate total frames: duration × fps

2. Frame Extraction

// For each thumbnail:
1. Calculate timestamp: (i / totalFrames) × duration
2. Seek video to exact timestamp
3. Wait for 'seeked' event
4. Draw current frame to a temporary <canvas>
5. Store canvas reference for later rendering

3. Grid Composition

// Final image generation:
1. Create output canvas with calculated dimensions
2. Draw header section with video metadata
3. Loop through stored frame canvases
4. Draw each thumbnail to grid position
5. Add rounded corners (if enabled)
6. Overlay timestamp badges and custom text
7. Convert to Blob and trigger download

Mathematical Calculations

Grid Dimensions:

Final Width  = (thumbnail_width × columns) + (gap × (columns - 1))
Final Height = header_height + (thumbnail_height × rows) + (gap × (rows - 1))

Header Sizing:

Header Height = thumbnail_height × 0.8

Font Sizing (Auto-fit):

Test Size = 100px
Measured Width = measureText(text)
Size Based on Width = (maxWidth / measuredWidth) × testSize
Final Size = min(sizeBasedOnWidth, maxHeight)

Timestamp Positioning:

Badge X = thumbnail_x + thumbnail_width - text_width - (thumbnail_width × 0.02)
Badge Y = thumbnail_y + thumbnail_height - text_height - (thumbnail_height × 0.02)

Browser Compatibility

Browser	Minimum Version	Video Codecs	Notes
Chrome	90+	H.264, VP8, VP9, AV1	Best overall support
Edge	90+	H.264, VP8, VP9, AV1, HEVC*	*HEVC requires system extension
Firefox	88+	H.264, VP8, VP9, AV1	Good support, slower FPS detection
Safari	14+	H.264, HEVC	Limited WebP export support
Opera	76+	H.264, VP8, VP9, AV1	Based on Chromium

Codec Notes:

HEVC/H.265: Requires "HEVC Video Extensions" on Windows 10/11 (available in Microsoft Store)
AV1: Newer codec with excellent compression but limited device playback
VP9: YouTube's primary codec, widely supported

Performance Characteristics

Processing Speed (approximate, varies by system):

720p Video: 1-2 seconds to extract 30 frames
1080p Video: 2-4 seconds to extract 30 frames
4K Video: 5-10 seconds to extract 30 frames
8K Video: 10-20 seconds to extract 30 frames

Memory Usage:

Base application: ~5-10 MB
Per frame stored: ~0.5-2 MB (depends on resolution and scale)
Example: 5×6 grid at 1080p/25% scale ≈ 30-60 MB total

Disk Space (Output Files):

1080p grid (5×6) at 25% scale:
- PNG: 10-20 MB
- JPEG (90% quality): 3-6 MB
- WebP (90% quality): 4-8 MB
4K grid (5×6) at 25% scale:
- PNG: 20-40 MB
- JPEG (90% quality): 6-12 MB
- WebP (90% quality): 8-15 MB

Security & Privacy

Complete Client-Side Processing:

No data ever leaves your browser
No analytics or tracking
No external dependencies or CDN requests
All font files loaded from your local filesystem

Safe to Use With:

Confidential footage
Unreleased content
Personal videos
Sensitive media files

💡 Tips & Best Practices

Optimizing for Different Video Types

Short Videos (< 5 minutes):

Use 4×4 or 5×4 grids for good coverage
Higher scale percentages (25-50%) for detail
Consider PNG for archival quality

Medium Videos (5-30 minutes):

Use 5×6 or 6×6 grids for balanced overview
Medium scale (12.5-25%) for file size
WebP recommended for quality/size balance

Long Videos (30+ minutes):

Use 8×8 or 10×10 grids for comprehensive coverage
Lower scale (6.25-12.5%) to keep file size manageable
JPEG may be necessary for very large grids

High-Motion Videos (Sports, Action):

Increase grid size for more samples
Add custom text to mark key moments
Use vibrant color presets to match energy

Cinematic Videos (Films, Documentaries):

Use wider grids (e.g., 6×4) for cinematic aspect ratios
Choose elegant presets (Noir, Sepia, Minimal)
Enable rounded corners for polished look

Workflow Recommendations

For Archival/Documentation:

Use highest quality scale (50-100%)
Export as PNG
Include all metadata
Use descriptive video titles

For Web Sharing/Portfolio:

Use recommended scale (12.5-25%)
Export as WebP at 90% quality
Enable rounded corners
Use branded fonts and colors

For Quick Reference/Notes:

Use 4×3 or 5×4 grid
Lower scale (6.25%)
Export as JPEG
Add custom text annotations

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem: Video won't load

Ensure the codec is supported by your browser
Try opening the video in the browser directly to test
Install required codec extensions (HEVC Video Extensions for Windows)

Problem: Slow generation

Reduce grid size (fewer total frames)
Lower the scale percentage
Close other browser tabs to free up memory
Use hardware acceleration in browser settings

Problem: Blurry thumbnails

Increase the scale percentage
Check source video quality
Ensure you're not scaling UP (>100%)

Problem: File size too large

Lower the scale percentage
Use JPEG instead of PNG
Reduce quality slider for JPEG/WebP
Reduce grid dimensions

Problem: Text cut off in header

Shorten video title
The font size auto-adjusts, but extremely long titles may wrap
Consider abbreviating technical details

🛠️ System Requirements

Minimum Requirements

Browser: Chrome 88+, Edge 88+, Firefox 85+, Safari 14+
RAM: 4 GB (for 1080p videos)
Display: 1280×720 minimum resolution
OS: Windows 10, macOS 10.15, Linux (any modern distro)

Recommended Requirements

Browser: Chrome 100+ or Edge 100+ (best codec support)
RAM: 8 GB (for 4K videos)
Display: 1920×1080 or higher
OS: Windows 11, macOS 12+, Linux
GPU: Dedicated graphics card for hardware acceleration

For 8K Videos

RAM: 16 GB or more
GPU: Modern dedicated GPU with hardware decode support
Storage: SSD for fast video file reading
Browser: Latest version with AV1 support

📝 Version History

Version 0.3 (Current)

✨ Added 50+ color presets organized by category
🎨 Implemented auto-style detection based on video analysis
🔤 Added custom font upload support (.ttf, .otf)
🖼️ Added rounded corners option
🎭 Implemented 6 UI themes
📝 Added custom text overlays for individual frames
🔧 Improved metadata detection accuracy
🚀 Performance optimizations for 4K/8K videos
🎯 Enhanced timestamp editing with manual input
📊 Better bitrate calculation and codec detection

📜 License

MIT License

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here are some ways you can help:

🐛 Report bugs and issues
💡 Suggest new features or presets
🎨 Submit new color schemes
📚 Improve documentation
🔧 Submit pull requests

💬 Support

Issues: Report bugs or request features at github.com/harp37/VideoGrid/issues
Discussions: Share tips and ask questions in GitHub Discussions
Repository: github.com/harp37/VideoGrid

🙏 Acknowledgments

Built with modern web APIs (Canvas, Video, FileReader, FontFace)
Inspired by traditional video editing contact sheets
Thanks to the open-source community for continuous feedback

🔗 Links

Repository: github.com/harp37/VideoGrid
Issues: Report a Bug
Releases: Download Latest Version

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🎬 Video Grid 0.3

📖 Overview

Why Video Grid?

✨ Features

🎯 Core Capabilities

Intelligent Frame Extraction

Advanced Metadata Detection

Professional Styling System

🎨 Auto-Style Detection

🌈 50+ Handcrafted Color Presets

🔤 Advanced Typography

🎛️ Advanced Controls

Output Quality Management

Visual Enhancements

🖥️ User Interface Features

Theme System

Interactive Grid Preview

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

Basic Usage (3 Simple Steps)

Step 1: Load Your Video

Step 2: Configure Your Grid

Step 3: Customize & Download

🖥️ Native macOS App

Requirements

Build & Packaging

📚 User Guide

📚 User Guide

Understanding Grid Layout

Resolution Scaling Explained

Using Auto-Style Detection

Custom Font Upload

Fine-Tuning Individual Frames

Export Formats Comparison

🎨 Customization

Color Preset Reference

Dark Presets

Light Presets

Warm Presets

Cool Presets

Vibrant Presets

Creating Manual Color Schemes

Advanced Font Configuration

🔧 Technical Details

Architecture

How It Works

1. Video Loading & Analysis

2. Frame Extraction

3. Grid Composition

Mathematical Calculations

Browser Compatibility

Performance Characteristics

Security & Privacy

💡 Tips & Best Practices

Optimizing for Different Video Types

Workflow Recommendations

Troubleshooting Common Issues

🛠️ System Requirements

Minimum Requirements

Recommended Requirements

For 8K Videos

📝 Version History

Version 0.3 (Current)

📜 License

🤝 Contributing

💬 Support

🙏 Acknowledgments

🔗 Links

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