Photo to video maker
Turn your photos into a video worth posting.
Upload a few photos and get a video back, with voiceover and captions. Watch yours before you sign up.
Not a slideshow with music. Upload a few pictures of your shop and ShopARoll writes a short script about them, records the voiceover, puts the captions on screen and cuts each photo to the words. You get a vertical video ready for Reels and TikTok, and you can watch it before you sign up for anything.
How it works
Three steps, a couple of minutes.
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Step 1
your photos
Upload up to six photos
The food, the room, the team, the queue out the door. The ones already on your phone are fine.
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Step 2
Say what it's about
"New lunch menu" or "walk-ins welcome all week". We look at each photo and write the script around it.
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Step 3
the video
Watch it
About fifteen seconds, voiced and captioned. Sign in with Google to download it, change any line, or swap the voice.
What's in the video
The parts that usually need an editor.
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A script, written from your photos
Each picture is looked at first, so the words match what's on screen.
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A natural voiceover
Recorded first, then every photo is cut to the length of its line. That's why it doesn't feel like a slideshow.
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Captions on screen
Timed to the voice, in the style people know from Reels and TikTok. Most people watch with the sound off.
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Movement across every photo
A slow push in, a pan across the counter. Smooth, not the juddery zoom you get from phone apps.
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Your name on the end
The video signs off with your shop's name. Add a logo, colours and phone number once you're signed in.
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Vertical, 9:16
The shape Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts all want. One file, three places to post it.
Try it now
Make a video from your own photos.
No account needed to watch it. It takes a minute or two.
Free, with Google. Your video comes with you, and you can change any line, swap the voice or add music before you post it.
Questions
Before you ask.
Is it free?
Yes. Videos with voiceover, captions and pan-and-zoom are free, as many as you like. Credits are only for AI motion, which turns a still photo into real moving footage, and you get 20 to try when you sign up.
How is this different from a slideshow maker?
A slideshow maker puts your photos in a row and adds a song. This writes something to say about them, says it out loud, and captions it, which is what makes people stop scrolling.
How long is the video?
The one made here is about fifteen seconds. In the app you can choose the length, up to a minute.
Can I make an ad image instead?
Yes — the Instagram and Facebook ad maker turns one photo into a finished ad.