Open Video → Live Photo
Select one compatible source video and open the Pro conversion workspace.
Video → Live Photo · Pro · iPhone + iPad
Turn one video moment into a Live Photo.
Choose the exact part of a video that should move, pick the still frame that represents it, and create a Live Photo that can be saved to your photo library.
Video tutorial
How to Convert a Video to a Live Photo on iPhone | Tutorial 2026
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A focused three-step conversion
How to make a Live Photo from video on iPhone.
The output combines a still photo with its paired motion video in Apple’s Live Photo format.
Choose the moving moment
Set the segment start and duration, keeping at least 0.5 seconds, then choose the frame to use as the key photo.
Create and save
Generate the Live Photo on device, preview the result, and save it to Photos or export its paired files.
Range and key photo
The selected output range must be at least 0.5 seconds long. A short, steady moment usually produces a clearer Live Photo than an entire long recording. The key photo is the still frame shown before the motion plays, so choose a frame that works on its own.
The source remains unchanged. If it needs less setup time or a different pace, prepare the video first and then open the Live Photo conversion from the generated result.
One result, two ways to save
Saving to the photo library creates a Live Photo. Saving to Files exports the paired photo and video components used by the format. Conversion happens on the device and requires ClipFlow Pro.
A Live Photo is a terminal ClipFlow result: it can be previewed, saved, or shared, but it does not expose the usual Continue Processing menu because the editing tools accept video or audio rather than a Live Photo pair.