Drop in your photos, pick a shape and a motion style, and get a real MP4 — quick cuts, pan-and-zoom, the look of a phone gallery highlight reel. Add your own music and the timing fits it. Nothing is uploaded; the video is encoded on your own device.
Most photo-to-video sites upload every picture to their servers. This one encodes the MP4 in your browser using the same H.264 hardware encoder your phone’s camera app uses. No account, no upload, no watermark.
Photos are thrown off-screen and the next one lands, on a curve that starts fast and settles — the same trick phone gallery apps use. The pan and zoom runs at a constant drift straight through the cut, so it reads as one continuous camera move.
Vertical 9:16 is a first-class option, not an afterthought. Pick your shape before you export and every photo is framed for it, with a blurred backdrop if you would rather not crop.
Add any track from your device and press “fit photos to music” — the per-photo timing is recalculated so the last photo ends exactly when the song does, with a clean fade out.