VidotoryA birthday video, year by year
Photos of the birthday person through the years, joined into one smooth video. Another year, another chapter, made visible.
Make a birthday video- 2 to 24 photos
- About 5 seconds per photo pair
- MP4, no watermark
- From $4.90, paid once
Three steps to a birthday surprise
- 1
Gather the photos
Look in phone galleries, family albums and shared folders. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC (iPhone) all work.
- 2
Put them in order
Drag the photos from youngest to oldest. The video follows the order you set.
- 3
Download the video
Pay once, download the MP4 and play it between the cake and the toast.
For every kind of birthday
18th and 21st
From newborn to adult in under a minute.
30th, 40th, 50th
A decade-by-decade story that makes everyone laugh at the old haircuts.
60th, 80th, 90th
A life told in a handful of photographs, often watched on repeat.
A group gift
Everyone sends one photo, one person puts them in order and makes the video.
Pro tip: do not skip the early years
The contrast with the first photo is what makes the video land. Use five photos for a quick video, 12 for a 40th or 50th, and 16 to 24 for a big milestone where each decade deserves its own moment.
Pay once. Keep it.
- From $4.90 for up to 5 photos (Starter)
- No subscription, no watermark
- Redo any transition that looks wrong
- Photos and videos deleted after 30 days
- Full refund if the video fails to generate
Questions
What is the best age for a growing up video?
Any age. It suits a first birthday as well as a 40th or 90th, as long as you have photos through the years.
How many photos for a milestone birthday?
Between 2 and 24. Twelve suits a 40th or 50th; 16 to 24 suits a big milestone.
Can several people give photos?
Yes. Ask friends and family for one photo each, then one person puts them in order and makes the video.
Can I play it at the party?
Yes. You get an MP4 that plays on laptops, phones and screens that play video files.
What if a transition looks wrong?
Redo just that one. Starter includes 2 redos and larger plans 3 to 5.