How It Works

EasySlideshow turns your photos into a video in three steps — all inside your browser.

1. Choose your photos

Tap Choose Photos and pick the pictures you want to use — from your camera roll, a folder, wherever they live. Up to 100 photos on desktop and 50 on mobile.

Here’s the part worth knowing: choosing photos doesn’t upload them. Your browser opens them directly from your device, the same way it would if you double-clicked them yourself. Nothing travels over the network.

2. Arrange & style

Your photos appear in a strip you can reorder and trim. Then make it yours:

• Pace — choose how long each photo stays on screen.
• Shape — landscape for TVs and YouTube, portrait for phones and stories.
• Look — one-tap cinematic colour grades give every photo a consistent feel.
• Music — add a song and photo changes can snap to its beat automatically.

A live preview shows exactly what your video will look like — the preview and the finished file come from the same renderer, so there are no surprises.

3. Download your video

When you’re happy, hit Download. Your browser builds a real MP4 video — H.264 with AAC sound, the same format phones record — right there on your device, and saves it like any other download. No queue, no email link, no watermark.

How that’s possible

Modern browsers include the same video-encoding technology that desktop apps use (a web standard called WebCodecs). EasySlideshow simply puts it to work on your own device. That’s why the service can be free, why there’s nothing to sign up for, and why your photos never leave your hands. It’s also why a recent Chrome, Edge or Safari is recommended — older browsers don’t include the video encoder yet.