Learn who publishes TesClip, why the independent Tesla dashcam viewer exists, how it works, and which privacy principles guide its development.
More than a basic player, TesClip helps you understand what happened before, during, and after a Tesla clip.
Scan TeslaCam folders and regroup Sentry, Saved, and Recent clips into a browser that is easier to review.
Read embedded telemetry so speed, GPS, steering, braking, and Autopilot state are visible while the clip plays.
Trim and export the part that matters, with the HUD overlay when you need a clearer replay for insurance, support, or social media.
Plug in your Tesla USB drive and choose the TeslaCam folder in TesClip. Supported browsers can remember that folder for faster access later.
TesClip scans SentryClips, SavedClips, and RecentClips, builds clip groups, and shows thumbnails and metadata so you can jump to the right event.
Open a clip to review synchronized cameras, telemetry, and maps, then trim and export the sequence if you need a shareable version.
Your videos stay on your device. TesClip processes footage directly in the browser instead of uploading it to a remote server.
You can open, review, and export supported clips without creating an account or linking Tesla credentials.
Because the analysis happens locally, you can inspect footage quickly while keeping full control over the original files.
TesClip was formerly known as TeslaClip. It is the same independent project, now under a shorter name.
TesClip is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc.
Name: Thibault BAZIN
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