Turn a picture set into a paced clip
The photo list is the timeline. Reorder the chosen pictures before rendering, then adjust an individual Seconds field when one frame needs more attention. The preview uses the same 1280 × 720 landscape canvas that the download records.
Four-frame timing check
In a live browser run, I selected four image files, set every scene to 2 seconds, and chose Warm pulse. The tool reported an 8-second preview and returned a WEBM download after 12.333 seconds on the test machine. This is an observed run for that exact selection, not a promise for another device.
Keep the sequence predictable
A consistent duration makes a group of travel or product pictures feel deliberate. Use the first row for the opening frame, verify the order in the list, and watch the local preview before downloading. The render button records what is on the canvas at that moment.
Local by design
Photo files, optional audio, and the finished video remain in this browser session. There is no account or upload endpoint, and a refresh clears the temporary selection. The device does the recording work, so the observed elapsed time can change with the hardware and browser.
Related photo workflows
For a shorter phrase, see turn photos into video. If you want a one-frame start, try make a video out of photos. For a classic sequence view, open picture slideshow.