Before she was Mom
Her baby photos through her school years and twenties. The gift most moms never expect: a video about the person she was before she had you.
Mother's Day video maker
Gather photos of Mom from her baby pictures to today. The AI puts them in age order and morphs each one into the next, so the Mother's Day video shows the girl she was becoming the mom you know. Ready in minutes, with music.
Photos are private and deleted after 30 days.
Most Mother's Day videos are templates: a few of your photos dropped into hearts and flowers, or a stock clip to send in the group chat. This one is her own story. You collect photos of Mom at different ages, and each pair of neighboring photos becomes a 5-second transition in which she visibly grows from one age into the next.
Mothers tend to be the family photographer, so she has probably never seen herself like this: the toddler in the black and white print, the teenager, the bride, the young mom, today. Eight photos make about 35 seconds, short enough to watch together at breakfast and long enough to make her cry.
The same growing up video maker works for anyone, so you can make one of the kids for her as well.
Each Mother's Day video idea below comes with a real growing up video made from ordinary family photos. Hover or tap to play.
Her baby photos through her school years and twenties. The gift most moms never expect: a video about the person she was before she had you.
Both parents side by side, from their first photos together to now. Choose "Two people" so each face stays separate.
She took all those photos. Give them back to her as one video of her children, from the first steps to today.
Her life from a girl to a grandmother, made by the grandkids with photos from her own albums.
Everyone sends their best photos of Mom, one person makes the video, and you share one link with the whole family.
Ask your partner or her own children for the early photos; you only need one clear face per age.
The baby from the hospital to today, for a new mom who has a phone full of photos and no time to sort them.
The hard part of a Mother's Day video is not the video. It is finding photos of a woman who was always the one holding the camera. Start with her own mother and sisters, photograph old prints with your phone, crop her out of group shots and aim for one photo from each stage of her life.
Her childhood and teenage photos are in Grandma's albums, not yours. Aunts, her old friends and her cousins have the rest.
A phone photo of a printed picture is enough. Take it in daylight near a window, straight on, with no flash, so there is no glare.
Birthday parties, holidays and school plays: she is often at the edge of the frame. Crop her out of a group photo.
Old profile pictures, tagged photos and her wedding album from a decade ago are often the only photos of her in her thirties.
Baby, child, teen, twenties, wedding, young mom, today. Eight photos spread across her life beat twenty from the last five years.
Ask everyone by message rather than at a family dinner, and tell them not to mention it to her.
Hi! I'm making a surprise video for Mom for Mother's Day: her photos from a little girl to today, morphing one into the next. Do you have any photos of her as a baby, kid, teenager or in her twenties? A phone photo of the print is perfect. Please don't tell her!
Upload 2 to 32 photos of Mom, check the order the AI puts them in and pick the music. Each pair of neighboring photos becomes a 5-second transition, and the Mother's Day video is ready as an MP4 about 5 to 10 minutes later. There is no app to install and no editing.
Add 2 to 32 photos of her, in any order. Crop each one so her face sits near the middle, and pick 9:16 for her phone or 16:9 for the TV.
The AI estimates her age in every photo and sorts them youngest first. Drag any photo that landed in the wrong place.
Choose "Mother's or Father's Day" and a warm track is picked for you, or upload her favorite song. Then download the MP4 or send her the link.
When to show her the Mother's Day video, what to play under it and how early to start.
One payment per Mother's Day video, no subscription. Only five photos of Mom? First Taste is made for exactly that.
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 people ask before they make one for their mom.
Upload 2 to 32 photos of your mom from different ages on this page. The AI sorts them from youngest to oldest, turns every pair of neighboring photos into a 5-second transition and joins them with music into one MP4. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes, with no app or editing.
That is common, because moms usually take the photos. Ask her mother, sisters and old friends, photograph printed pictures with your phone, and crop her out of group photos. Five photos are enough for a short First Taste video; eight or more spread across her life give the best result.
Each transition is about 5 seconds, so 8 photos make about 35 seconds and 32 photos about 2.5 minutes. You also get a second version that pauses on each photo, which is a little longer and works well with slower songs.
Yes. The video is ready 5 to 10 minutes after you upload the photos. What takes time is collecting them, so ask the family about two weeks ahead. Mother's Day in the US is Sunday, May 9, 2027. If only a few photos turn up in time, First Taste makes a short video from up to 5.
Yes. Upload an MP3 or WAV in the music step and it plays under the video. You can also pick from the built-in tracks, including a warm one chosen for Mother's and Father's Day, or have no music at all.
Yes. It works for anyone with photos from different ages. Grandmothers often have the best old prints in their own albums, so the grandkids can photograph those and make the video together. Choose "One person" and add her photos from childhood to today.
Yes. Everyone sends their photos to one person, who uploads them and makes the video. When it is done, they download the MP4 and also get a link to share with the whole family, so everyone can watch it on their own phone.
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 $9.90 and Premium at $19.90. If you are not happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
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