How to make a video from photos: attach a set of pictures — a listing, a menu, an event — write one line, and Studio returns a finished video. It’s not a slideshow video: no fades between stills — each photo becomes a shot with its own camera move, a voice and music. Here’s how.
Turn photos into a video in three steps.
Drop in your pictures and say what it’s for — a listing video for a two-bed apartment, a menu, a venue or an event. One line is enough.
Every still photo gets its own camera move — a push, a glide, a pan — and Studio adds a voice and music. A video with your pictures and music, not a slideshow.
Ask for what you need — a 9:16 Reel, a 4:5 ad, a 16:9 listing video — and change anything in plain words.
Studio gives each photo a camera move — push, glide, drift, tilt, pan — so a set of stills plays like a filmed sequence, not a slideshow.
Attach them, write one line about what it’s for, and Studio does the edit — the shots, the voice, the music and the captions.
Yes — pick the voice in plain words, in any of 120+ languages.
About 30 seconds by default; longer videos cost more.
16:9 for YouTube and listing sites, 9:16 for Reels, 4:5 for ads — ask for the ones you need.
No app and no editor — you do it in the browser. Attach the photos, write a line, and download the video.
Watch previews here — pay only for what you download.
Describe what you want in plain words — watch previews here, pay only for what you download.
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