Baby to graduate
Baby photos to a young woman, in the vertical shape for a graduation video on Stories or TikTok.
Graduation video maker
Upload 2 to 32 photos of your graduate, from baby pictures to the senior portrait. The AI sorts them by age and morphs each one into the next, so every school year plays out in one graduation video with music.
Photos are private and deleted after 30 days.
A graduation slideshow shows photos one after another with fades and zooms, usually from a template in Canva, Animoto or PowerPoint. A growing up graduation video does what a slideshow cannot: the kindergartner in one photo turns into the teenager in the next, so the school years play out as one continuous change.
Pick a slideshow for 80 photos of every friend and trip. Pick a graduation video for one short piece about the graduate that guests watch to the end and that loops well on a TV.
| Graduation slideshow | Graduation video | |
|---|---|---|
| What moves | Photos fade, slide or zoom | Each photo morphs into the next |
| Photos | Often 40 to 80, of anyone | 2 to 32, all of the graduate |
| Your work | Pick a template, order and time every slide | Upload; the AI sorts them by age |
| Length | 3 to 5 minutes is common | About 5 seconds per photo |
| Cost | Free tools or a subscription | One payment per video |
Each transition is an AI photo morph, not a crossfade, made new for your graduate.
Yes, you get it at no extra cost. Every graduation video comes in two versions: the continuous morph, and one that holds each photo on screen for 1.5 seconds before it morphs, so it plays like a slideshow and every original photo is shown in full.
Real growing up videos from ordinary photos. Your graduation video ends on the cap and gown.
Baby photos to a young woman, in the vertical shape for a graduation video on Stories or TikTok.
Toy blocks to grown up: the graduation video that loops at the party.
Toddler to teen behind the wheel, square for an Instagram post.
Training wheels to the trail. Photos of their sport tell the story.
Awkward school photo to senior year, 9:16 for TikTok.
A couple from their teens to today. The same mode works for twins who graduate together.
One clear photo per stage is enough. Most families pick 8 to 16; one per school year makes a complete graduation video.
One or two. A clear face beats the cutest blurry shot.
The backpack photo on the front step sets up the cap and gown at the end.
School portraits are your best photos: same pose, same framing, face to the camera, so they morph almost seamlessly.
Freshman year, the team, the first car, prom. Pick ones where the graduate is in front.
The senior photo, or a recent picture the graduate likes.
End the graduation video on the day itself. Making it early? Leave a spot: add the photo later and only the new transition is made.
To make a graduation video with pictures and music, upload 2 to 32 photos of the graduate, let the AI sort them by age, choose Graduation as the occasion and keep its song or upload your own. The AI morphs each photo into the next. No editing, no app.
Add photos from baby to cap and gown, in any order. Pick 16:9 for a TV, 9:16 for TikTok, 1:1 for Instagram.
The AI sorts them youngest first; drag to fix any. Choose Graduation for an upbeat track, or upload your own MP3.
Each pair of photos becomes a 5-second morph. Your graduation video MP4 is ready in 5 to 10 minutes.
A different graduation video story for each stage.
The classic senior video for the grad party: 13 school years plus a baby photo and the cap and gown is 15 photos, just over a minute.
Baby photo, move-in day, campus years and commencement, often posted on the graduate's own feed.
Newborn to a five-year-old in a tiny cap and gown. Five photos are plenty: exactly what First Taste holds.
Choose "Two people" and both grow up side by side, each face kept separate.
To play a graduation video at the party, choose 16:9 and run the MP4 on the TV from a USB stick, a laptop or your phone. A short video works best on a loop near the cake, or played once with the sound up before the toast.
Choose 16:9 and copy the graduation video MP4 to a USB stick. Most smart TVs play it, and many can loop it.
Cast from your phone, or connect a laptop with HDMI. Download the file first so it does not depend on Wi-Fi.
Gather everyone before the toast and play the graduation video once, sound up. At a minute long, nobody drifts off.
Send the link to relatives who could not come, or post the 9:16 version on graduation day.
The best music for a graduation video matches the mood: upbeat for a party loop, slower for a tribute. Choose Graduation as the occasion for an upbeat track from our library, pick another, upload your own MP3 or WAV, or turn music off.
Popular graduation songs include "Graduation (Friends Forever)" by Vitamin C, "I Hope You Dance" by Lee Ann Womack and "Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield. For a kindergarten graduation video, pick a song the kids sing in the car.
Instagram, TikTok and YouTube may mute a video that carries a commercial song you uploaded yourself. For a social post, set the music to No music, download that version, and add the song inside the app from its own music library before you post.
One payment per graduation video, no subscription. Kindergarten to 12th grade fits the 16-photo option.
See the result before you go all in: one short video from 5 photos.
$4.90/ video
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Up to 5 photos
Our proven model: smooth, natural transitions from start to finish.
$9.90/ video
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Our best engine, for the most lifelike faces and the sharpest motion.
$19.90/ video
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What parents and graduates ask before they make one.
Upload 2 to 32 photos of the graduate in any order. The AI sorts them by age, morphs each photo into the next and adds music: an upbeat graduation track, another from the library, or your own MP3. The graduation video is ready in 5 to 10 minutes.
For a party, 1 to 3 minutes is plenty; guests stop watching a long slideshow. Here each photo adds about 5 seconds: 8 photos make about 35 seconds, 16 about 75 seconds and 32 about 2.5 minutes. The version that pauses on each photo runs a little longer.
At least 2 and up to 32. For a high school graduation, one photo per school year plus a baby photo and the cap and gown photo is about 15, which fits the 16-photo option. Even 8 well-chosen photos tell the whole story.
No. There is no free version and no subscription: you pay once per graduation video. First Taste is $4.90 for 5 photos (once per customer), Standard starts at $9.90 for 8 photos and Premium at $19.90. Not happy? Full refund within 30 days.
Yes. Choose 16:9 when you create it, then play the MP4 from a USB stick in the TV, from a laptop over HDMI, or by casting from your phone. Download the file first so it does not depend on the venue Wi-Fi. Pick 9:16 for Reels and TikTok instead.
Template tools put photos on slides with fades and text, and you arrange and time each one. Here you only upload: the AI sorts the photos by age and makes the movement between them, so the graduate visibly grows up in the graduation video.
Yes. Your photos are used only to make your video. They are never shown publicly, never used to train models and never sold, and they are deleted automatically after 30 days together with the finished video, so download the MP4 before then.
Upload their photos above and have the graduation video ready for the party in minutes.