Frame Rate Conversion Calculator
Plan a frame-rate change before you export. Enter source FPS, target FPS, and duration to see exact frame counts.
Enter source frame rate (e.g. 60fps), target frame rate (e.g. 30fps or 24fps), and duration. The calculator shows source frames, output frames, and confirms duration when retimed normally. This is a planning calculator — it does not re-encode video files.
CursorFocus records at up to 60fps and exports at your chosen frame rate. Use this calculator to plan your settings.
Get CursorFocus — $79 one-timeFrequently asked questions
Does this tool convert my video file?
No. It calculates frame counts and timing so you can choose export settings confidently. Use CursorFocus (or your editor) to actually export at the target frame rate.
What frame rate should I use for screen recording tutorials?
30fps is standard and produces smaller files than 60fps. 60fps is worth using for fast-moving content like gameplay or quick UI interactions. CursorFocus supports both.