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FSeq

Browse Image Sequences...

Search through multiple subfolders for image sequences. Detect missing or broken sequences and import/open them directly in your favorite tool.

Recursive and filtered search...

Imagine you could "google" through your project folders and entire hierarchies...
Search through multiple subfolders for files based on a given filter. e.g. *.c4d, *.hip*

FSeq context menu

Open / Edit / Import to your tools

Open files in their standard program, copy/paste sequences into After Effects/Nuke or view directly in your favorite viewer.
FSeq got you covered.

  • Browse Image Sequences
  • Recursive filtered search
  • Import to After Effects, Nuke, Fusion ( soon )
  • Open in default viewer
  • Detect missing or broken Sequences
  • Save favorite folders
  • Toggle Light/Dark

Rename Sequences & Files

FSeq Rename Sequences

Batch rename your image sequences and files with a powerful pattern-based renamer.

  • Rename Pattern — $name $ext $n $date $time $parent
  • Text Formatting — Uppercase, lowercase, title case
  • Search & Replace — Find and replace with wildcard support
  • Counter — Start number, digit padding, frame offset
  • Cleanup — Remove special characters & accents
  • Live Preview — See changes before applying

Installation Notice...

FSeq is a free, independently distributed app, by a single developer.
And an Apple developer license costs money, so:

First Launch on macOS

Since it isn't notarized through the Mac App Store, macOS may block it on first launch. To fix this, open Terminal and run:

xattr -cr /Applications/FSeq.app

First Launch on Windows

Windows SmartScreen may show a warning for independently distributed apps. Click More info > Run anyway to launch FSeq. This only happens on the first launch.

A sequence and file browser that just works!

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