Photos to Video

Combine multiple images into an MP4 slideshow video with custom display duration and ordering support

Multi-image upload & ordering

Upload multiple images at once and freely reorder to create personal photo albums or product showcase videos

Custom duration per image

Set individual display duration per image, from 0.5 to 60 seconds, for any pacing need

Local processing protects your privacy

All images are processed locally in your browser, never uploaded to a server — completely free and private

Upload images to configure and generate video

Use Cases

  • Turn travel photos into a slideshow video to share on social media and preserve your journey
  • Create product showcase videos from images for e-commerce platforms or social media to boost visibility
  • Turn wedding, birthday, or other anniversary photos into a video album as a treasured gift for loved ones
  • Combine design mockups or UI screenshots into a demo video to present proposals to clients or teammates

About the Photos to Video Tool

VideoKit Photos to Video tool uses WebCodecs API and H.264 encoding to combine image sequences into MP4 videos in the browser. Each image is rendered via OffscreenCanvas and written as an independent video keyframe, ensuring crisp quality. Video resolution adapts to the first image dimensions (rounded to even pixels per H.264), and subsequent images are scaled to fill. All processing is local — no software to install, completely free.

Frequently Asked Questions

What formats does the photos-to-video tool support?

Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP image input; output format is MP4 (H.264 encoded).

How many images can I upload?

No hard limit, but browser memory constraints apply. Recommend no more than 100 images at a time, each no larger than 10MB.

How do I adjust the display duration for each image?

After uploading, each image in the list has a duration input on the right. Default is 3 seconds; enter any value between 0.5 and 60 (in seconds).

Will my image files be uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server — your privacy is fully in your hands.