Built around your soundtrack
Your song sets the length. StoryMaker spaces your photos across it and keeps clips at their own length, so the video ends with the music.
Features
StoryMaker does the work an editor would make you do by hand — timing, transitions, motion and formats — and leaves you the choices that matter: which moments, in which order.
Create a videoYour song sets the length. StoryMaker spaces your photos across it and keeps clips at their own length, so the video ends with the music.
Line up more than one song and cross-fade between them for a longer story.
A gentle fade at the start and the end, so the video never begins or stops abruptly.
Sort photos and clips by the date they were taken, by name, or shuffle — then drag anything into place. A sort can be undone.
Mix still photos with short video clips in one sequence; clips play at their own length.
Smooth dissolves for the whole video or per item, timed so they never eat a short shot.
A slow zoom that eases in and out, at the photo's full sharpness. Auto alternates the moves so a slideshow never repeats itself.
Glide across a landscape, drift over a group photo, or push in while panning. Auto mixes them for you.
Tap the important part of a picture, a face or a landmark, and the motion moves toward it while the crop keeps it in frame.
A vertical photo in a landscape video gets a soft blurred backdrop instead of black bars, or fill the frame and crop around what matters.
Open with a title and close with a message, in the same style as the rest of the video. Paid plans can add a slow zoom to the cards.
Landscape for YouTube, vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 4:5 for the Instagram feed, or square.
Export at 1080p for a sharp result on any screen. Free exports at 720p.
Rendering happens in your browser. Your photos, clips and music are never uploaded.
Your project is saved in this browser as you work, so a closed tab doesn't lose it.