Photo video maker with music

Photo video maker with music

photo & video editor apps
4.5
Video Players & Editors
10,000,000+ Downloads

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Abstract

What it does

Photo video maker with music turns still images into slideshow-style videos, with music, transitions, frames and visual effects. It suits people who want to make a shareable photo montage without learning a full desktop-style editor, as well as users who need a separate tool for basic video trimming and speed changes.

Photo slideshows and sound

The main workflow combines selected photos into a video and lets you arrange the presentation with transitions and other overlays. You can add a soundtrack from the device or use music provided within the app, making it useful for family montages, event recaps and short social posts. An integrated photo editor also allows image adjustments within the broader video-making process.

Editing and export tools

  • Video cutter: Trim existing footage when only part of a clip is needed.
  • Speed control: Slow or accelerate video using 0.5x to 2x playback speeds.
  • Output: Export videos at up to 1080p, with compression intended to limit file size.
  • Presentation options: Add transitions, frames and live overlay effects to photo-based projects.

Who it suits

This is a practical choice for casual creators who value a short, compartmentalised editing workflow over a multitrack timeline. It is less suited to detailed audio mixing, complex layer-based editing or advanced colour work. The app is listed under Video Players & Editors and is published by photo & video editor apps.

With a rating of 4.47 from 730,228 reviews and 10,000,000+ installs, it has broad adoption. Those figures suggest a well-established option for straightforward photo-to-video projects, while the feature set remains focused on quick edits rather than comprehensive production.