Import Image Sequences Into RenderGod

Import an image sequence when you have a folder of numbered frames, such as an EXR render, and want to turn it into a video or convert it to another image format. The folder becomes one Image Sequence job in the queue.

Import a folder of frames

1. Click Import at the bottom of the queue and choose Image Sequence. When the queue is empty, click Import Image Sequence instead.
2. Pick the folder that holds the frames and confirm.
3. Click the new card to set up the conversion.

You can also drag the folder onto the window. Dropping a single image file works too: RenderGod imports the folder that the image is in.

What a new image sequence job starts with

Next steps: Turn an image sequence into a video or Convert an image sequence to another format.

How RenderGod reads the frames

• Frames can be png, jpg, jpeg, exr, tiff, tif, tga, bmp, hdr or dpx.
• File names need a frame number, for example 0001.png, render_0001.exr or Shot.0001.jpeg. At least two files must follow the same pattern.
• The sequence starts at the number of the first file, so a sequence that begins at 0101 starts at frame 101.
• Keep one sequence per folder. If a folder holds several differently named sequences, RenderGod uses the one that comes first alphabetically.
• Keep the numbering continuous. Missing frame numbers can end the sequence early.

Related

• Convert an EXR sequence to MP4
• Supported file types
• Convert images, video and audio
• Import video and audio files