Gallery
16:9Your photos framed and hung on a wall, the camera walking slowly past. Made for print sales and exhibition announcements.
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A grid of stills gets a glance. The same frames drifting past in a slow, tilted wall make people stop and look at each one. Drop in a set from a trip, a wedding or a series, pick a motion, and post it the same day.
The same photos, three more motions that suit photographers. They're a starting point, not a rule: any of our 30+ motions can show your work, so pick whichever you like best. The settings are under each one.
Browse all 30+ motions →Your photos framed and hung on a wall, the camera walking slowly past. Made for print sales and exhibition announcements.
Frames rise out of the dark and drift towards you. Moody and cinematic, for the opening of a showreel or a website header.
Prints drop onto a table and pile up. A warm way to share a trip or a wedding set as an Instagram post.
Choose eight to twelve frames that belong together: one trip, one client, one series. A consistent edit reads as a body of work.
Tapestry or Gallery for a website or YouTube, Polaroid at 4:5 for the feed. Each motion has its own settings, like the tilt of the wall or the style of frame.
Set the backdrop to a colour from your photos so everything feels like one piece, then export up to 4K. Every frame size you tick comes out from the same project.
Tick the frame sizes you need when you export and each comes out as its own file, made from the same project.
Nothing is uploaded: Motion runs in your browser and your photos never leave your computer. Exports go up to 4K, so your frames stay sharp.
Yes. Cards can keep each photo's own shape or all share one, like 4:5 or 16:9, and you can crop each photo to choose what shows.
It depends on the motion: each one tells you how many photos it shows in a loop, and a longer loop shows more. Most look best with eight to twelve.
Yes. Add your logo in the Logo settings and place it in any corner, along an edge or in the centre, then set its size, opacity and margin. It appears on every export, so wherever the video travels, people know the work is yours.