VidotoryFrom baby photos to the day they come of age
Photos of a young person from newborn to the age they are celebrating, joined into one smooth video for the family.
Make a coming of age video- 2 to 24 photos
- About 5 seconds per photo pair
- MP4, no watermark
- From $4.90, paid once
Three steps to the big day
- 1
Gather the photos
Newborn, toddler, first day of school, primary school, early teens and a recent photo. JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC.
- 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 before the speeches or the toast.
For every kind of milestone
13th birthday
And religious or cultural days such as a bar or bat mitzvah.
Quinceañera
A video of the years so far often opens the celebration.
18th and 21st
The move to adulthood, or a last look back at childhood.
Leaving home
A gift from the family for university or a first flat.
Pro tip: one photo per stage, spread evenly
Do not use only recent photos. The contrast with the baby photos is what makes the video land. Five photos give about 20 seconds; 8 to 12 give 35 to 55 seconds and room for each phase.
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 a coming of age video?
A short video that shows a young person growing up, from baby photos to the age they are celebrating, with each photo flowing into the next.
How many photos do I need?
Between 2 and 24. Five photos make a simple video of about 20 seconds; 8 to 12 give a fuller story.
Can family and friends add photos?
Yes, by sending you their photos. One person collects them, puts them in order and makes the video.
What about photos of a young person?
Photos are used only to make the video and are deleted automatically 30 days after you create the project. Make sure the person is happy for their photos to be used.
Can I play it at a party or ceremony?
Yes. You get an MP4 that plays on laptops, phones and any screen or projector that plays video files. Test it on the real equipment first.