Text, subtitles and graphics

Images to video

Animate a set of images into a video file.

Drop your files here, or paste with Ctrl+V

Up to 30 files, 2 GB each, 180 minutes per file.

Files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.

What is this tool?

Animates a sequence of images into a video file, controlling each frame's time and the animation order.

What is it for?

  • Turn a series of screenshots into an animated demo.
  • Create a simple frame-by-frame animation from drawings.
  • Convert still images into video for a platform that only accepts video.

Step by step

  1. 1Upload the images in the desired order.
  2. 2Set the time for each frame.
  3. 3Process the animation.
  4. 4Download the generated video.

How to use it

Time per frame

Each image stays for that value. Values near a tenth of a second produce motion; larger values produce a presentation.

Order

The list defines the animation. Since the video cannot be reordered afterwards, review the sequence before processing.

Sound

This tool produces a silent video. To add a track, use the add audio tool afterwards.

Examples in practice

Flow demo

Eight screenshots, each for half a second, show a sign-up flow in a short video.

Frame-by-frame animation

Twelve drawings at 0.1 second each form a 1.2-second animation that runs in any browser.

Frequently asked questions

Do the images need the same size?
It helps the final result. Images with different dimensions can be fitted to the frame, with margins.
Does the video look smooth?
It runs at the recording's frame rate; with few images and a short time per frame, the motion reads as animation.

Questions

Can I keep the subtitles as a separate track?
The burn-in is permanent in the picture. Keep the SRT file for editing elsewhere.
Where is the watermark placed?
Anywhere: the position fields take 0% to 100% of the frame.
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