Timecode Pro for Mac

A place for
the numbers.
Beside your edit.

A compact native timecode calculator for your desktop. Work from the keyboard, compare formats and keep a record of the calculation.

One-time purchase on the Mac App Store.The iPhone/iPad app is sold separately.

Actual Mac app screenshot showing the compact Timecode calculator and history
The compact native Mac calculator. Actual app screenshot.

For the edit suite

Keep the calculation
within reach.

Check a duration, compare formats or work through a frame count while you are editing. Timecode Pro keeps the calculator focused, with a compact window and familiar Mac commands.

It calculates values. Media retiming, standards conversion and rendering stay in your editing or mastering tools.

Keyboard and clipboard
Enter calculations from the keyboard. Use Copy and Paste to move values between your calculation and other work.
Four configurable displays
Choose a primary format and three comparison formats, including video timecode, frame counts and film units.
History you can use
Review calculations, copy a result or export calculation history as text or CSV.
Formats for the job
Work with integer and fractional video rates, drop-frame and non-drop-frame counting, and film footage units.

Before you buy

A few useful details.

Does the Mac purchase include iPhone and iPad?

No. Timecode Pro for Mac and the iPhone/iPad app have separate App Store purchases. The iPhone/iPad listing is called Timecode.

Will it fit beside my editing software?

The Mac app uses a fixed, compact calculator window. It is a standalone calculator, with keyboard and clipboard support.

Does calculation history sync between devices?

History stays on the device. It does not sync between the Mac and iPhone/iPad apps.

What does it cost, and which macOS versions does it support?

Your local Mac App Store shows the current price and compatibility requirements. Use the purchase link to check the listing before buying.

Go deeper into the workflow.

Technical reference for the rates, labels and delivery decisions behind your calculations.