Make a growing up video from your photos
Make a growing up video from 2–10 photos: sorted by date, each photo morphs into the next. First transition free; from $5.90.
From the first photo
to today.
Each photo turns smoothly into the next. Free preview of the first transition before you pay.
We sort by the date the photo was taken when your phone saved it. Drag, or use the arrows, to fix the order: earliest first.
Your photos and this preview are kept for 72 hours.
Each transition between two photos uses one credit; spare credits stay on your pack for a redo or another video. No subscription. A video that fails returns every credit it used.
Usually ready in 2–5 minutes. You can close the page; we email the private link. Transitions are AI-generated and can change small details.
- Photos per video
- 2 to 10 (5–8 works best)
- Transition length
- 5 seconds between each pair of photos
- Free preview
- the first transition, free, one per device per day
- Price
- $5.90 for 6 transitions or $12.90 for 14, one payment
- Failed videos
- every credit returned; 7-day refund if the video failed or the pack is unused
- Delivery
- download on the page and a private link by email, kept 30 days
- Order
- sorted by the date the photo was taken; drag to change it
- Shapes
- 3:4 portrait, 9:16 for Reels, 16:9 for a screen
- Clip time in our tests
- about 45–60 seconds per clip
- Video length
- 5–8 photos make about 20–35 seconds
- Photos kept
- 72 hours
A growing up video in a few minutes
A growing up video shows one person changing from a baby photo to today, with each photo turning smoothly into the next. Upload two to ten photos of the same person at different ages. We put them in order by the date the photo was taken (you can drag them if we got it wrong), make a five-second transition between every neighbouring pair, and join them into one MP4. You see the first transition free, before you pay.
What a growing up video maker costs and how long it takes
Each transition is a five-second clip; in our own tests one clip took about 45–60 seconds to make, and all clips are made at the same time, so a full video is usually ready in 2–5 minutes. Pricing is per transition: $5.90 buys six (a video of up to seven photos), $12.90 buys fourteen (a ten-photo video plus spares for a redo). There is no subscription. If a video fails, every credit it used is returned, and you can ask for a full refund within 7 days if it failed or the pack is unused.
Choosing photos for your growing up video
Use one clear photo per age, face visible and roughly front-facing. Similar framing from one photo to the next gives smoother transitions; a sudden jump from a close-up to a group shot looks less natural. Pick the shape before you add photos: 3:4 for phones and prints, 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 16:9 for a TV or a projector at a party. Each photo is cropped around its centre to that shape.
Photos of children
Most growing up videos start with baby photos, so childhood photos are welcome. By uploading a photo of a child you confirm you are their parent or guardian, or have permission. We keep photos for 72 hours and do not publish them. The video model has its own safety filter; if it refuses a photo we tell you so you can choose another, and a video that can't be finished returns every credit.
Honest limits
The motion between photos is AI-generated. It invents the in-between frames, so hair, clothes and backgrounds can blend in ways that never happened, and small details can drift for a moment. The first and last frame of each transition match your photos. The video has no music: add a song in any editor, or play one in the room while it runs.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need for a growing up video?
Two is the minimum and ten the maximum; five to eight photos make a 20–35 second video.
Is there a free version?
Yes: the first transition is free, one per device per day, so you can check the result before paying.
Can I use baby and childhood photos?
Yes. If a photo shows a child, you confirm you are their parent or guardian or have permission.
Does it add music?
Not yet. The MP4 is silent; add music in a free editor or play a song while it runs.