The two of you
A portrait on the steps, a candid glance, the photo you chose for the frame.
← All storiesThe day a new chapter began
The dress. The nerves.That look.
Your own wedding, your parents’ day, a portrait from generations ago. Give a little movement to a photograph full of possibility.
Bring a photo to lifeA free first memory is currently unavailable. Choose a memory pack or monthly plan to begin; 10-second memories use twice the allowance of 6-second memories.
A moment worth lingering in
There is so much in the moment before the camera clicks.
The bouquet is held a little too tightly. Someone is trying not to laugh. Behind the carefully chosen outfit is a person about to step into something new.
Animate a wedding photograph to enjoy those details again. The fabric, the flowers, the closeness between two people. Sometimes the quiet portrait holds as much as the grand celebration.
For an anniversary, try a picture that rarely leaves the album. Or look back at a family wedding that happened before you were born, and ask someone about the day.
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A few places to begin.
A family beginning
Your parents or grandparents on the day their shared chapter began.
Everyone together
A small group photo with the people who made the day yours.
From album to movement
All photo guides ↗A little help with your first photograph.
Planning an anniversary memory video
Choose a shared chapter and prepare a short video that can sit beside the original photograph.
Animating a group photograph
Choose a shared moment without losing sight of the individual faces that make it yours.
Sharing a memory video without sharing your account
Download a file, add clear context and choose the people and channel you want to use.
Start with what you already have
One photo.A little closer.
No editing timeline. No settings to master. Just a photograph you want to spend more time with.
Find your photograph
Choose a clear digital photo or a scan from the family album. A face, a familiar street, a day by the sea.
Set the feeling
Add a title and a little direction if you like. We create gentle animation and ambient sound together.
Make room for the moment
Watch it in your private collection. Download the video to keep it or share it yourself with someone who remembers.
Before you open the album
A few things to know.
Can I use a wedding photograph taken by a professional?
Use a photo you have permission to edit. Check your photographer’s terms if you’re unsure about making an animated version.
Will it recreate the first dance or vows?
The animation starts from the still image. It cannot recover an event that isn’t recorded there, and it does not generate spoken vows. You can suggest a simple movement or atmosphere that fits the photo.
Is a wedding portrait better than a large group photo?
A clear portrait or small group is often an easier starting point. With a large group, faces can be very small, and individual movement is less predictable.
Look at each other again.
Find a wedding photo that holds the feeling of that day. Start with that.
Bring a photo to lifeA free first memory is currently unavailable. Choose a memory pack or monthly plan to begin; 10-second memories use twice the allowance of 6-second memories.
