How to make a video from photos

One of the main advantages of our tool – it’s compatible with the majority of formats, including JPG/JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, HEIC. Moreover, you can upload several files with different extensions without bringing them to a "common denominator", in other words, without prior conversion.

Clideo works online on any device and doesn’t have ads. It works for free and adds a tiny watermark at the very bottom of the frame, but if you don’t like it you can subscribe to Clideo Pro.

Our tool is one of the best photo and video makers, try it and judge for yourself.

Upload initial files

Open Clideo’s Video Creator in any browser and click "Get started".

To import images directly from your computer or smartphone, hit the blue "+" button at the top left. Multiple choice is possible!

From the "Media" tab you can also upload the necessary content from your Google Drive, Google Photos, or Dropbox cloud storage accounts.
Make a video out of photos

When you are done, rearrange the pieces of your future clip as you wish in the timeline and on the canvas.

Decide on crop options using the "Canvas" tab: select one of the aspect ratio presets and then select all your images in the timeline and choose if you want them to fit or fill the frame.

Set the duration of images by dragging the yellow handles of the thumbnails, or select the thumbnail and set the proper timing in the "Timing" tab.

If you want to create some specific atmosphere in your video, upload your audio file or choose one from the inbuilt audio library, which has a variety of tracks for any occasion.

Trim the music by moving the sliders or set its timing manually. Then adjust its volume, add fade in or fade out effects, if necessary.

And your simple video made from photos is almost ready. Finally, click "Export" at the top right and select the output resolution. Click "Continue" and let the tool combine everything into a single MP4 clip.
Download and post the video

Have a final run and make sure that your creation doesn’t need any corrections. If so, save it to the cloud or your personal device. If you think it might be better, hit "Edit".