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Tesla Clip Viewer — View Tesla Footage Online Free

Use TesClip as a free Tesla clip and footage viewer for TeslaCam, Dashcam, Sentry Mode, Saved Clips, and Recent Clips. Watch six synchronized cameras with speed, GPS, and telemetry, privately in your browser.

What is TesClip and how does it work?

TesClip is a free web-based Tesla dashcam viewer that lets you watch your TeslaCam, Sentry Mode, and saved clips with real-time telemetry overlay. Simply select your TeslaCam folder from your USB drive, and TesClip will display all your videos with multi-camera view, speed data, GPS tracking, autopilot status, and interactive HUD overlay. All processing happens locally in your browser - no upload required.

Tesla Clip Viewer — View Tesla Footage Online Free — TesClip — TesClip is a free Tesla dashcam viewer that turns raw TeslaCam folders into an explorable replay with synchronized cameras, telemetry overlays, route context, and export tools, without sending your footage to a server.

What you can do

Review every relevant camera together

Watch front, rear, repeater, and pillar cameras in synchronized layouts so you can understand what happened around the car at a glance.

See driving data while the clip plays

Overlay speed, acceleration, steering, braking, Autopilot status, and other telemetry extracted directly from supported Tesla footage.

Understand location and route context

Follow GPS points on an interactive map and correlate motion, heading, and route changes with what the cameras recorded.

Prepare clips for review or sharing

Trim and export footage with the HUD overlay when you need to keep evidence, send a replay, or create a clearer explanation of an event.

How it works

1
Select your TeslaCam folder
Plug in your Tesla USB drive and choose the TeslaCam folder in TesClip. Supported browsers can remember that folder for faster access later.
2
Browse organized clips
TesClip scans SentryClips, SavedClips, and RecentClips, builds clip groups, and shows thumbnails and metadata so you can jump to the right event.
3
Play, inspect, and export
Open a clip to review synchronized cameras, telemetry, and maps, then trim and export the sequence if you need a shareable version.

Privacy first

Local processing only

Your videos stay on your device. TesClip processes footage directly in the browser instead of uploading it to a remote server.

No account required

You can open, review, and export supported clips without creating an account or linking Tesla credentials.

Useful context without cloud delay

Because the analysis happens locally, you can inspect footage quickly while keeping full control over the original files.

Compatibility and limits

TesClip is designed for Tesla dashcam footage from Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck, and works best on desktop browsers.

Chrome and Edge provide the best folder-selection experience because they support persistent folder permissions.
Firefox and Safari can still open footage, but some folder memory and browser APIs are more limited.
Mobile devices can be used for manual file access, but desktop remains the most complete experience for multi-camera review and export.

Known limitations

Perfect frame-level sync between every camera can vary slightly because browsers do not decode multiple videos with identical timing guarantees.
Some older Tesla firmware versions may expose less telemetry or differently structured metadata than current vehicles.
Very large clips or long export sessions can depend heavily on available device memory and browser performance.

Ready to try TesClip?

Open your TeslaCam folder to browse clips right away, or get in touch if you need help, want to report a bug, or have an idea for improving the viewer.

Open TeslaCam Folder

Need the full overview?

How to View Tesla Dashcam Videos — TeslaCam & Sentry Clips

Simply plug your Tesla USB drive into your computer, visit TesClip.com, click 'Open TeslaCam Folder', and select your TeslaCam folder. TesClip will automatically organize and display all your videos by type (SentryClips, SavedClips, RecentClips) with thumbnails and metadata.

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