FFMPEG-Image-To-Video

A Python Tkinter GUI that converts a series of images into a video with transitions using FFmpeg.

Features

• Select source directory containing images (PNG, JPG, JPEG, BMP)
• Select destination directory and custom output filename
• Set individual image duration and transition duration
• Choose from 55+ FFmpeg xfade transitions or randomize them
• Image sort order — by name or random
• Custom resolution — configurable width/height (default 1920×1080)
• NVIDIA NVENC hardware acceleration — GPU-encoded H.264 with one click
• Select FFmpeg encoding preset (ultrafast → veryslow)
• Adjust CRF value for video quality control
• Auto-download FFmpeg if not found on your system
• Cancel button to stop video creation mid-process
• Progress bar with status feedback

How to Use

1. Clone and Run from Source

git clone https://github.com/abduznik/FFMPEG-Image-To-Video.git
cd FFMPEG-Image-To-Video
pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py

FFmpeg will be downloaded automatically on first use. You can also place ffmpeg.exe in the ffmpeg/ directory or add it to your system PATH.

2. Download from Releases

Download the latest ImageToVideo.exe from the Releases page.

The executable is standalone — FFmpeg is bundled inside. No Python or manual setup required.

Usage Tips

• Images are automatically scaled and padded to the target resolution
• Transition duration must be less than image duration
• CRF range: 0–51 (lower = better quality, larger file)
• NVENC preset mapping: ultrafast→p1, medium→p6, veryslow→p7

Running Tests

pip install pytest
python -m pytest tests/ -v

License

This project is open source under the MIT License.

FFmpeg is distributed under the GNU GPL v3. See ffmpeg/LICENSE.txt for details.

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