Play Tesla Dashcam files in your browser
The clips your Tesla saved to its USB drive, with what the car was doing. Watch the speed, steering, brake and Autopilot frame by frame, and the route on a map beside it. Nothing leaves your device.
Or drop it anywhere on this page
What you'll see
Your video plays with its route on a map beside it, the dot moving as it plays and the chart of its speed and height under the map.
- Its route on OpenStreetMap's map • Click it to jump there
- Speed and height • Drag the chart to seek
- Play and pause • Step frame by frame
- Export • The route as GPX, KML or CSV
About Tesla Dashcam
Tesla's cars record their cameras onto the USB drive in the glovebox, into TeslaCam's SavedClips, SentryClips and RecentClips folders, a clip a minute for each camera. Since firmware 2025.44.25, on cars with HW3 and later, each frame of a clip carries the car's state: the gear, speed, accelerator, steering angle, blinkers, brake, Autopilot, place, heading and acceleration.
The state sits inside the H.264 stream, a small message before each frame, so players show the picture and skip it. The car's Dashcam Viewer and the Tesla app show it, on the car's screen and on the phone.
Filepeek reads every frame's state in your browser. The gear, speed, pedal, steering, brake, blinkers and Autopilot show over the map as the clip plays, the route is drawn on OpenStreetMap's map beside it, and the chart shows the speed. Export saves the route as GPX, KML or CSV and every frame's state as CSV.
Tesla dashcam clip
.mp4
Format
- MIME type
- video/mp4
- Made by
- Tesla's cars, from firmware 2025.44.25 on
Inside the file
- Video
- H.264, no sound
- Each frame
- Gear, speed, pedal, steering, blinkers, brake
- And
- Autopilot, place, heading and acceleration
- Folders
- SavedClips, SentryClips, RecentClips
Opens in every browser
Filepeek plays Tesla's clips with the car's state in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Browsers play the picture alone.
- YouChromePlays through Filepeek
- YouEdgePlays through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxPlays through Filepeek
- YouSafariPlays through Filepeek
Apps that open Tesla Dashcam
- WindowsPlayers show the picture without the car's state
- MacPlayers show the picture without the car's state
- iPhone and iPadThe Tesla app's Dashcam Viewer
- AndroidThe Tesla app's Dashcam Viewer
Questions
Why does my Tesla clip show no speed?
Only clips recorded on firmware 2025.44.25 or later, on cars with HW3 or later, carry the car's state, and a parked car's clips may not. Older clips play as video alone.
Can I save what the car was doing?
Yes. Choose Export, then Save readings as CSV for every frame's gear, speed, pedal, steering, blinkers, brake and Autopilot, or Save route as GPX.
What does Cruise control mean here?
It's Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. Autosteer and Self-driving are Autopilot's other states, shown as the car recorded them.
Where are the clips?
On the car's USB drive, in TeslaCam's SavedClips, SentryClips and RecentClips, a folder for each event with a clip for each camera. Drop one here.