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Select 2 to 30 compatible still photos, GIFs, or Live Photos. Video clips are not accepted.
Photo Slideshow · ClipFlow Pro
Turn a set of photos into one slideshow video.
Choose 2 to 30 still photos, GIFs, or Live Photos, put them in order, and set how long the photos appear. Pick a motion style and transition, then create a silent video that is ready for music.
Video tutorial
How to Make a Photo Slideshow on iPhone | Tutorial 2026
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Photos, timing, output
How to make a Photo Slideshow on iPhone with ClipFlow.
Build the sequence in one focused workspace, without placing every photo on a video timeline.
Arrange the slideshow
Drag photos into order, set the shared display time, and choose the motion, framing, and transition.
Create the video
Create one silent video, then save it, share it, or continue to Add Music.
Still photos, GIFs, and Live Photos in one sequence
Still photos remain on screen for the time you set. GIF motion loops during its slide, while a Live Photo plays its motion once and then rests on its final frame. Tap a Live Photo's Live badge to use its still image instead, and tap again to restore Live playback. Photo Slideshow uses the media you selected; it does not synthesize new scenes with AI and does not accept video clips as input.
Timing, motion, and transitions
Set one display time for all photos and choose how the frame fits the canvas. Motion options can add a slow zoom or pan to every slide, including GIFs and Live Photos, while transition choices include direct cuts, cross dissolves, fades through black or white, slides, pushes, wipes, zooms, and more. Direction and transition duration are available where they apply.
The slideshow video is silent
The generated slideshow has no audio track. That keeps this step focused on the pictures and timing. After it is ready, continue to Add Music or use another compatible video tool. Photo Slideshow requires ClipFlow Pro, while its core processing runs on your device.