Dad, from boy to today
His story from a black and white baby photo to the man he is now. Works just as well for Grandpa, with photos going back seventy years.
Father's Day video maker
For the dad who says he doesn't want anything. Gather his photos from a little boy to now and the AI morphs each age into the next, so the Father's Day video shows him growing up in under a minute. Ready in minutes, with music.
Photos are private and deleted after 30 days.
Dads are hard to shop for, and a Father's Day video from a template looks like everyone else's. This one is only about him. You collect photos of Dad at different ages, and each pair of neighboring photos becomes a 5-second transition in which the boy in the school photo turns into the teenager, the groom and the dad at the barbecue.
It asks nothing of him: no gadget to set up, no card to read out loud. Eight photos make about 35 seconds, which is about as long as most dads will sit still for something sentimental.
It is made with our growing up video maker, which also makes videos of two people, so Mom and Dad can grow up side by side.
Each Father's Day video idea below comes with a real growing up video made from ordinary family photos. Hover or tap to play.
His story from a black and white baby photo to the man he is now. Works just as well for Grandpa, with photos going back seventy years.
His son or daughter from the car seat to the driver's seat. A Father's Day video about what he has been doing all these years.
From toddler to the trail. If the two of you share a hobby, build the video around photos of it.
Both parents from their first photos together to today. Choose "Two people" and each face is kept in its own place.
The baby from the hospital to today. A new dad has a phone full of photos and has never seen them as one video.
Grandpa's life, made by the grandchildren from the prints in Grandma's albums.
Ask his siblings or his own kids for the early photos. One clear face per age is enough.
Most dads own almost no photos of themselves; the ones that exist are in someone else's albums. Ask his mother and siblings, look through Mom's albums and old phone backups, use yearbook and team photos, and photograph the prints with your phone. One clear photo from each stage of his life is enough.
Grandma has the baby photos, the school portraits and the teenage years. If she is no longer around, try his brothers and sisters.
Their dating years, the wedding and the young dad years are usually in Mom's albums or her old phone backups.
Yearbooks, sports team photos, graduation, military service and work ID photos are often the only clear shots of his face.
A phone photo of a print works. Shoot it in daylight, straight on, with no flash and no glare.
He is in the back row of every family photo. Crop close to his face before you upload.
Dads love a cap and sunglasses. Pick photos where you can see his eyes, or the transitions have little to go on.
Hi! I'm putting together a surprise video for Dad for Father's Day: his photos from a little boy to today, turning one into the next. Do you have any photos of him as a kid, a teenager or a young man? A phone photo of the print is perfect. Please keep it a secret!
Upload 2 to 32 photos of Dad, check the order the AI sorts them into and pick the music. Every pair of neighboring photos becomes a 5-second transition, joined into one Father's Day video that is ready as an MP4 about 5 to 10 minutes later. No app, no editing, nothing for him to set up.
Add 2 to 32 photos of him in any order. Crop each one around his face, and pick 16:9 if it will play on the TV.
The AI estimates his age in every photo and sorts them youngest first. Move any photo it placed wrong.
Choose "Mother's or Father's Day" for a warm default track, or upload the song he always plays. Then download the MP4 or share the link.
When to show him the Father's Day video, what to play under it and how early to start.
One payment per Father's Day video, no subscription. Only found five photos of Dad? First Taste is made for that.
See the result before you go all in: one short video from 5 photos.
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What people ask before they make one for their dad.
Upload 2 to 32 photos of your dad from different ages on this page. The AI sorts them from youngest to oldest, makes a 5-second transition between each neighboring pair and joins them with music into one MP4. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes and needs no app or editing.
Then the photos that exist are usually official ones: school portraits, team photos, yearbooks, his wedding and ID photos. Ask his mother and siblings, and crop him out of group shots. Five photos are enough for a short First Taste video.
In the US, the UK, Canada and Ireland, Father's Day is the third Sunday of June, next on Sunday, June 20, 2027. In Australia and New Zealand it is the first Sunday of September, next on Sunday, September 5, 2027.
About 5 seconds per transition: 8 photos make about 35 seconds and 32 photos about 2.5 minutes. You also get a version that pauses on each photo, which is a little longer. Most Father's Day videos use 8 to 16 photos, which keeps it under a minute and a half.
Yes. Make it of the baby instead: photos from the hospital to today, sorted by age and morphed one into the next. It is a lovely gift from Mom to a new dad. If you only have a handful of photos, First Taste makes a short video from up to 5.
Yes. It works for anyone with photos from different ages. For Grandpa, the old prints are often in Grandma's albums; photograph them with your phone and upload those. Choose "One person" and add photos from his childhood to today; eight or more spread across his life work best.
Yes. Upload an MP3 or WAV in the music step and it plays under the video. You can also pick one of the built-in tracks, or have no music. The music is mixed in when the video is made, so the MP4 you download already has it.
There is no free version. You pay once per video, with no subscription: First Taste is $4.90 for a short video from up to 5 photos (once per customer ), Standard starts at $prices.standardand Premium at $prices.premium. If you are not happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
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