AI Video Maker
Upload multiple photos or short clips, describe the video you want — order, transitions, text, pacing — and get back one finished video stitched together. Best for slideshow-style videos from several photos; for animating a single still image into motion, see Image to Video instead. Free to start.
How it works
Upload your photos or clips
Provide the photos, short clips, or a mix of both that you want combined into one video.
Describe the finished video
Tell the agent the order, transition style, text overlays, and pacing you want — as much or as little detail as you have in mind.
The agent stitches it together
Your photos and clips are assembled into one continuous video with the transitions and text you described.
Download your video
Review the result and download it. Add your own music separately if you want sound.
Who is this for
Small business owners and marketers
Turn product photos or event pictures into a shareable recap or promo video without editing software.
Real estate agents
Combine room-by-room listing photos into a simple walkthrough-style video with each room labeled.
Anyone with a folder of photos and no video editor
Get a finished video from vacation, event, or graduation photos without learning a video editing tool.
Six prompt-engineering tips that move the needle
Small changes in how you write a prompt make the biggest difference in output.
Say if you're combining photos, clips, or both
The agent handles either, but mentioning what you're providing helps it plan the transitions appropriately.
Specify the order explicitly if it matters
'Chronological order' or 'group these three first' avoids relying on upload order alone.
Match transition style to the mood
Quick cuts read as upbeat and energetic; slow crossfades read as calm and reflective — name the one that fits.
Keep per-photo text short
A label, a caption, or a short line works better than a long paragraph on any single photo.
Split very large batches
For 50 or more photos/clips, consider two shorter videos rather than one long one — pacing holds up better.
Remember this is different from Image to Video
If you want to animate one single still photo into motion rather than combine several photos, Image to Video is the better fit.
What to expect
For a moderate set of photos/clips (roughly 5-20) with clear direction on order, transitions, and text, the tool typically returns a finished video within a few minutes. Straightforward slideshow-style edits with consistent transitions come out most reliably; requests that mix many different transition styles or very precise per-photo timing are less predictable and may take a couple of iterations.
Example: Eight vacation photos were submitted with the prompt 'Turn these 8 vacation photos into a video in chronological order, with quick upbeat transitions and the location name appearing under each photo.' The result was a 24-second video with a quick cut between each photo and a location caption at the bottom of each, matching the order the photos were provided in.
Good to know
- No music or audio is generated — you'll need to add your own track if you want sound.
- Very large photo/clip sets (50+) or highly varied transition requests can produce uneven pacing; splitting into shorter videos usually works better.
- Frame-exact synchronization (matching a cut to a precise millisecond) isn't guaranteed without you supplying exact timestamps.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between this and Image to Video?
Image to Video takes one still photo and generates motion within that single image (a slow zoom, drifting elements). This tool takes multiple photos or clips and stitches them together into one finished video with transitions and text — a slideshow-style edit rather than animating a single frame.
Can I mix photos and video clips in the same project?
Yes — you can combine still photos with short video clips you already have, and describe how you want them ordered and connected. The agent assembles them into one continuous video.
Does it add background music?
No — the tool assembles your visuals with transitions and text overlays, but doesn't generate or license music. Add your own audio track afterward if you want sound.
How much control do I have over transitions and pacing?
You can specify transition style (fades, cuts, zooms) and general pacing (quick and upbeat vs. slow and calm). Frame-exact timing isn't guaranteed, but clear direction usually gets you close to what you want.
How many photos or clips can I combine?
A handful to a couple dozen works well for a short video. Very large sets (50+) are better split into a few shorter videos, since pacing and text placement get harder to manage cleanly at scale.
Can I add different text at different points in the video?
Yes — describe what text you want and roughly where (a title at the start, a caption on a specific photo, a closing message), and the agent places each piece accordingly.
What output format do I get?
A standard, web-friendly video file (like MP4) that you can download and share directly or import into other editing software if you want to refine it further.
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