Short, practical guides, step by step, from the free preview to the finished film. For choosing the photos themselves, there is also Choosing your photos.
What you see in the free preview, how to judge the result and what to change before paying. The first 2 animations, no credit card needed.
Extra try, photo swap or crop: when each one helps if a transition in your film didn't turn out as you wanted, and how to do it.
About 12 photos per minute of film. How to choose a length, which package fits, and what to do when your photo count falls between two packages.
Music from the library, your own song or two songs in one film. How to match the song's length to the film, with no silence in the middle and no cut-offs.
A growing-up film shows one person growing year by year. A memories film brings each photo to life for a few seconds. How to choose by photos and occasion.
How to order your photos so the film flows: the first and last photo, order by age or by story, and how to move a photo on the photos step.
How to write and style an opening card and a closing note: what to say, how to pick a background and font, and what to shorten. Both are optional.
With several people in a photo, the film may struggle to know whom to focus on. How to choose, crop or swap a photo so the right person is in the center.
Old photos, album scans and black-and-white images can become a film. What matters in a scan, how to crop the margins, and when to swap a photo.
How to download your film in full quality, send a link to the family and show it on a TV or projector. Includes connection options and a backup tip.
How to choose photos for a growing-up or memories film: how many, which ones work best, and what to do with old album photos
