🖼️ Video Frame Size Calculator
Calculate the uncompressed storage size of a single video frame.
Input Frame Properties
Common resolutions: 1920×1080 (HD), 3840×2160 (4K).
This determines how much color information is stored per pixel.
Estimated Frame Size (Uncompressed)
Size Per Single Frame
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Megabytes (MB)
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Kilobytes (KB)
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MB for 1 Second (at 30 FPS)
Visualizing 1 Second of Video (30 Frames)
Estimated Storage per Second: 0 MB
This bar shows the *uncompressed* size required to store just one second of footage. This number helps explain why video files are heavily **compressed**!
The Calculation Formula:
$$ \text{Frame Size (MB)} = \frac{\text{Width} \times \text{Height} \times \text{Bytes per Pixel}}{1024^2} $$
(1 MB = $1024^2$ Bytes)
**Important Disclaimer:** This calculator estimates the size of a **RAW, UNCOMPRESSED** video frame. The actual video files you use (like MP4 or MOV) are heavily compressed, meaning their file size will be much, much smaller than this estimate.