Photo to Video Maker
Turn your photos into a smooth video slideshow with music, transitions and captions. Export MP4 for YouTube, Instagram Reels, TikTok and WhatsApp, right in your browser.
How to use Photo to Video Maker
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Add your photos
Drop, paste or choose photos, then drag to reorder. Set how long each photo shows and add an optional caption.
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Style it
Pick 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5, Ken Burns motion, a transition, intro and outro titles, and add your own background music.
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Create the video
Preview it, choose MP4, WEBM or GIF, quality and frame rate, then create and download your video.
Make a video from pictures with music, free
This photo to video maker turns a set of pictures into a polished slideshow video in a few clicks. Everything happens in your browser: your photos and music are never uploaded, there is no account, no watermark and no time limit. It is perfect for birthday and wedding slideshows, travel memories, real-estate tours, product showcases, school projects and social media posts.
Features
- Any number of photos: add up to 200 photos, drag to reorder, set a duration per photo or apply one duration to all, sort by name or shuffle.
- Ken Burns motion: slow pan and zoom brings still photos to life. Or show the whole photo on a soft blurred background.
- Transitions: crossfade, slide, zoom, wipe, hard cut or a random mix, with adjustable length.
- Titles and captions: animated intro and outro cards plus a caption on any photo, with your choice of font, size and colours.
- Background music: add your own MP3, M4A or WAV, choose where the song starts, set the volume, fade in and out, and loop it or fit the photo timing to the song length.
- Every format: 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 square and 4:5 portrait for Instagram.
MP4, WEBM or GIF?
MP4 (H.264) plays everywhere: phones, TVs, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. It is encoded much faster than real time using your device's hardware video encoder. WEBM is recorded in real time and is a good fallback for older browsers. GIF is handy for short, silent loops up to 60 seconds.
Tips for a great slideshow
- Use 3–5 seconds per photo; shorter for energetic music, longer for calm moments.
- Use Fit photo timing to the music length so the video ends with the song.
- Choose 9:16 and Show whole photo to use landscape photos in Reels without cropping.
- Pick 1080p and High bitrate for YouTube, 720p for WhatsApp and email.
- Only use music you have the rights to publish.