How it works

Photographs in. A film with its own song out.

Eight steps, most of them a few taps. You approve everything before a single frame is rendered.

  1. 01

    Tell us what we're celebrating

    Pick the occasion and answer only the questions that fit it — names, dates, the memory you keep coming back to. Nothing is required. There is always a space to simply write what you want us to know.

  2. 02

    Add your photographs

    Select straight from your camera roll. Uploads go directly to private storage, with per-photo progress, retry on failure, orientation correction and duplicate detection. Your originals are never compressed.

  3. 03

    Put the photographs in order

    Start from your own order, by date, or shuffled — then arrange them exactly how you want. You drag, remove and mark favourites, and you approve the final order yourself. Once you approve and pay, the order is locked in.

  4. 04

    Shape the film

    Length, shape (widescreen, vertical or square), quality, and a visual theme that sets typography, pacing and transitions. Favourites get a little more screen time.

  5. 05

    Write the song

    A song brief is built from your occasion, names, memories and photos, then lyrics are drafted and checked against the facts you gave us. Nothing is invented. Then the song is recorded — vocals, structure and all.

  6. 06

    Approve, then pay

    You see the storyboard and the price before anything expensive runs. The price is calculated on our servers and locked to a signed quote, so it cannot be altered in the browser.

  7. 07

    We build the film

    Photos get cinematic, face-aware motion with the focus point you chose. A short animated opening scene and one original song are added to the cut, so the music never stops mid-phrase. Then it is encoded, quality-checked and delivered.

  8. 08

    Download and share

    Stream it, download the MP4, and create an expiring share link if you want. Finished films are hosted temporarily — a countdown tells you exactly how long you have to save your copy.