Free browser tool · no credits
Photo to video with music — create video from images with music in your browser. Upload photos and a BGM track, pick hard cut or crossfade, then download. Files stay local — no server upload, no AI credits.
Photos and music stay in this browser tab. Free — no credits. MP4 when the browser supports it; otherwise WebM with audio.
Same coastal day series: four stills + one BGM track become a 16:9 slideshow with crossfade. This is the browser workflow above — not AI motion.
Input
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4Beach day BGM
MP3 · ~14s · matched to slide length
→ Output
Output
Hard cuts / crossfade · 16:9 · audio muxed in export
Canva, Clideo, and Adobe win with templates and broad editing suites. Voor keeps the core job free and local, then makes sequence, crop, transition, and timing decisions visible.
Start with context, move through details, and end on the strongest photo instead of sorting only by capture time.
Trim to a section you have rights to use and decide whether slide timing should match the full track length.
Choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 before export; use cuts for energy and crossfades for softer sequences.
The browser produces the WebM without uploading your photos or consuming AI credits.
Evidence notes
Image order, track rights, beat-aware timing, aspect-ratio choices, browser export limits, and delivery checks shape a slideshow that feels deliberately edited.
Photo to video with music here is a classic slideshow with BGM embedded in the export. Upload multiple photos, add an MP3 or WAV, choose cut or crossfade, then record in the tab with canvas + MediaRecorder. Create video from images with music is the same job as image and music to video on this page — free, local, no credits.
Add up to 24 photos in order, reorder with the arrows, upload music up to three minutes, pick aspect ratio and transition, then click Create video with music. Recording takes about as long as the song because MediaRecorder captures in real time — keep the tab focused. Chrome and Edge often export MP4 with audio; Safari and Firefox may export WebM.
Hard cut switches instantly — better for punchy recaps and product stings. Crossfade dissolves for about 0.4 seconds between slides — better for travel and wedding albums. Enable Match total length to music duration so each photo shares the track evenly when you make a video with images and music.
Photos and music stay in this browser tab. Encoding uses canvas and MediaRecorder locally. Voor does not upload your files for this photo to video with music tool — clear music rights yourself before you publish the export.
One hero frame that should move with a background track → Image Audio to Video. Audio must drive cinematic motion on a locked plate → Create Video from Audio AI. Silent emotion-led motion for manual audio sync → Create Video from Still Image and from Audio File. A one-photo slideshow still works here, but AI motion pages are usually a better fit for a single still.
Twenty-four photos max keeps recording stable. Three-minute music cap avoids browser memory spikes. Longer tracks should be trimmed first. Stock music is not hosted on this page — upload your own BGM. That honesty is part of how photo to video with music stays free and local.
Image and music to video on this page only pans and crossfades stills. If the subject itself must move while a background track plays, open Image Audio to Video. If you want to sync a separate audio mix manually, use Create Video from Still Image and from Audio File.
Open on an establishing wide, move to detail and faces, close on a brand or destination mark. Avoid stacking six near-identical frames — the hard cut will feel like a stutter. For product + talent sets, alternate pack hero and person so the sting has rhythm. When Match total length to music is on, uneven photo counts still share time equally — remove weak frames before recording instead of hoping crossfade will hide them.
If export has no sound, check that the tab is unmuted and the OS did not block media autoplay for the recorder path. If the file is WebM on Safari, remux in HandBrake or re-record in Chrome for MP4. If recording freezes, lower photo resolution before import — 4K bursts can overwhelm canvas draw calls. Keep the laptop awake; a sleeping display often stalls MediaRecorder mid-song and truncates the slideshow.
9:16 fits Reels, TikTok, and Stories. 1:1 still works for feed posts that need square covers. 16:9 suits YouTube intros and landscape recaps. Pick the ratio before you record — changing aspect after export means letterboxing or a full re-run of photo to video with music. Preview one slide full-screen before you commit a three-minute record so you catch crop mistakes early.
Clear the BGM license yourself — this tool only muxes files you provide. Normalize the track so peaks do not clip when slides change; sudden cuts expose pumped masters. If the song has a cold intro, either trim silence first or leave Match length off and set a longer first slide so create video from images with music does not rush the hook. Export once, watch full-screen with sound, then re-record only if pacing fails — each record costs wall-clock time equal to the song.
Photo to video with music turns a set of photos plus a BGM track into a slideshow video with the music embedded. On Voor this runs free in your browser — no AI credits.
Upload multiple photos, add an MP3 or WAV, choose cut or crossfade, then export. Create video from images with music is the same job as photo to video with music on this page.
Yes. Photos and music stay in your browser tab. There is no credit charge and no server upload for the slideshow export.
Image and music to video here is a classic multi-photo slideshow with BGM. For generated motion from one still plus background audio, use Image Audio to Video.
Add photos in order, upload music, pick aspect ratio and transition, click Create video with music, download when recording finishes. That is how to make a video with images and music on Voor.
Up to 24 photos per export. Reorder with the arrows before you record.
Up to three minutes for reliable browser recording. Longer tracks should be trimmed first.
No. Encoding uses canvas and MediaRecorder in your tab. Nothing is sent to Voor for this tool.
Hard cut switches instantly. Crossfade dissolves for about 0.4 seconds between slides — good for wedding and travel recaps.
Chrome and Edge often export MP4 with audio. Safari and Firefox may export WebM. Both play in most modern players.
Use Image Audio to Video when the still and prompt drive motion with optional background audio. Use Create Video from Audio AI when the track itself must drive the subject.
Yes — enable Match total length to music duration so each photo shares the track evenly.
Browser MediaRecorder captures in real time while frames and audio play. A two-minute track needs about two minutes of recording — keep the tab focused.
Not on this page. Upload your own BGM and clear the rights yourself. The tool only muxes what you provide.
A one-photo slideshow works here. Use Image Audio to Video only when the subject or scene itself must gain generated motion.
This page is a local multi-photo slideshow. For generated motion from one still plus background audio, use Image Audio to Video; for audio-driven motion, use Create Video from Audio AI.
