1. Images

0 images

Drop images here PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF stills. Reorder by dragging.

No images yet. Add 2–10 images to start quickly.

2. Preview

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0.0s Slide 0 / 0

3. Design & Export

Modular tools

Video Setup

Format FPS

Width Height

Default image duration Transition

Transition length

Global Styling

Background Fit Mode

Global zoom Corner radius

Overlay strength Ken Burns motion

Selected Image Tools

Caption

Caption size Text color

X position Y position

Zoom Pan X Pan Y

Export

Quality bitrate Filename

Ready. The app will try native MP4 first. If your browser does not support direct MP4 recording, it will download WebM instead.

Extension points are marked in the code: add new tools to ToolRegistry, new transitions to TransitionRegistry, and new exporters to ExporterRegistry.

Image Slideshow Maker

Turn multiple images into a timed slideshow with captions, motion, transitions, and canvas export to MP4 or WebM.

What this tool does

Pictovid turns a set of images into a timed slideshow. It supports captions, transitions, motion effects, per-image timing and pan/zoom, rounded corners, backgrounds, and a canvas-based video preview.

Who this is for

Creators making short image-led videos
Marketing teams preparing a simple slideshow for social or presentations
Designers testing motion, captions, and transitions before editing elsewhere

How to use this tool

Import multiple images or load the demo sequence
Reorder or remove images and set each image’s duration
Choose an aspect preset, frame rate, canvas size, background, fit, zoom, and corner radius
Add captions, transitions, overlay strength, Ken Burns motion, and per-image pan/zoom
Preview the sequence, save or load a project JSON file, and export the canvas recording

Inputs

Inputs include image files, image order, aspect and canvas settings, frame rate, default and per-image duration, transitions, backgrounds, fit and zoom, captions, overlay strength, Ken Burns, and pan/zoom values.

Outputs

The app can download a project JSON file and record the slideshow from a canvas. MP4 support depends on the browser; when MP4 is unavailable, the export may be WebM. A draft is also stored in this browser’s local storage.

Example use cases

Create a photo recap with timed captions
Build a product or event slideshow with subtle motion
Save a project JSON file before experimenting with another export

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Frequently asked questions

Will export always be MP4?

No. MP4 depends on the browser’s MediaRecorder support. If MP4 is unavailable, the page may produce a WebM recording instead.

Can I save and reopen a project?

Yes. Save Project downloads JSON and Load Project restores it. The page also keeps an automatic draft in this browser’s local storage.

Can each image have its own duration and motion?

Yes. You can set per-image duration and pan/zoom values, while the sequence also supports transitions and Ken Burns motion.

Where is the draft saved?

The automatic draft is saved in this browser’s local storage and is not synced to an account or server.

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