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Add, arrange and time photos
Add photos, reorder the thumbnails and choose equal or individual timing.
Make a Video from Photos
Arrange still photos into an MP4 slideshow, with optional music or recorded narration. Set the order and timing, choose the frame shape and preview the result. Free, local and without an account.
Live preview
Put your images in the image timeline underneath
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Image timeline
Drag items to change their order in the video
Seconds per image3.0s
Add Images
Audio timeline
Click to upload audio file
Click to upload audio file
How to make a photo slideshow with music
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Add audio if needed
Choose a soundtrack and its starting point within the file. Leave audio out for a silent video.
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Preview, create and download
Choose the aspect ratio and play the sequence. Create the video, inspect the actual MP4 in the result player, then download. Regenerate after changing settings.
Build a timed photo sequence
Arrange your photos
Add images, drag the thumbnail handles into order and remove unwanted pictures. Select a thumbnail to inspect it.
One optional soundtrack
Choose a local audio file and its starting point. This adds one track; it is not an audio mixer.
Shared or individual timing
Equal mode: 1–10 seconds, in 0.5-second steps. Individual mode: positive durations from 0.1 seconds. Returning to Equal replaces individual timings.
Three video shapes
Choose 16:9 landscape, 9:16 portrait or 1:1 square. Photos fit inside the frame on a black background.
Photo and audio inputs
Use browser-readable JPG, PNG or WebP images. Optional music can be MP3, WAV, M4A or AAC when its codec is supported. Export is MP4.
JPGPNGWebPMP3WAVM4AAAC
Example: present three product details
Arrange an overall view, a detail photo and the finished product. Try 2, 3 and 5 seconds in Individual mode, giving the final image more reading time. Choose photos with similar proportions to reduce borders. If adding narration, check the generated video for alignment and a clean ending.
For a looping image animation, use Image to GIF. Reduce a large MP4 with the video compressor. Browse all free tools.
Photo slideshow questions
Which image formats work?
JPG, PNG and WebP are practical choices when your browser can decode them. HEIC/HEIF are rejected, so convert those photos first. Selecting a file does not guarantee it can be decoded.
Are my photos or music uploaded?
No. Processing happens on your device. Save the MP4 before refreshing or leaving; there is no saved cloud project.
Is the slideshow maker free?
Yes. No account or credits, and no added DojoClip watermark. Originals remain unchanged.
How many photos can I use?
At least one. There is no fixed image-count, input-size or slideshow-duration cap, but browser memory and encoding support limit what completes. Test a small sequence before making a long one.
How does the audio start setting work?
It selects a point within the soundtrack that begins with the slideshow; it is not a delayed entrance. Short audio leaves the remaining pictures silent. Longer audio stops around the video ending. No looping, fades or volume controls are provided.
Why are there black borders?
Whole images fit within the chosen frame instead of being cropped to fill it. Mixed proportions can leave black borders, and transparent areas become black. Small images may be enlarged and look softer. There is no per-photo crop control.
Does this animate a photo with AI or add transitions?
No. Each picture is held still, followed by a direct cut to the next. There are no generated movements, camera effects, fades, text overlays or automatic beat matching.
What are the output dimensions and frame rate?
16:9 uses 1920×1080, 9:16 uses 1080×1920 and 1:1 uses 1080×1080, at 30 fps. MP4 video and any audio are encoded; output size and quality can change. There is no resolution or frame-rate selector.