Graduation video and slideshow from photos
First day. Last day.
From the first day of kindergarten to the cap and gown, in one seamless video made from the photos you already have.
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More than a graduation slideshow.
A graduation slideshow flips through photos one by one. A growing up video does something a slideshow cannot: each photo flows into the next, so you watch your graduate grow from the first day of school to graduation day without a single cut.
Play it on its own, or open the slideshow with it at the graduation party, the senior banquet or the family dinner.
Every video, a different story.
From kindergarten to cap and gown.
- 01Gather one photo per school yearFirst day of school photos are perfect: the same occasion every year, often the same doorstep. Around 13 photos covers kindergarten to senior year.
- 02Line up the facesPlace the eyes in the same spot in every photo, so the years flow instead of jump.
- 03Add a song and downloadPick music or upload your own, then download a video ready for the party screen, the slideshow or social media.
Where it gets played.
- The graduation party, on the TV or the projector, before the speeches.
- Senior night or the end of year banquet.
- The family group chat, for the grandparents who could not be there.
- A post on graduation day, next to the cap and gown photo.
Picking the photos.
One photo per year keeps the pace even. First day of school, team photos and school pictures all work, as long as the face is clear and looking toward the camera.
End on the cap and gown. It is the frame everyone is waiting for, and the one the video holds on last. For a college graduation, start from a childhood photo or from high school graduation day.
Quick questions before you start.
How many photos should a graduation slideshow have?
For a growing up video, one photo per school year is enough: about 13 for kindergarten through 12th grade. You can use up to 60.
Does it work for a college graduation?
Yes. Start from a childhood photo, or from high school graduation, and end with the college cap and gown.
Can I make it as a surprise?
Yes. Everything happens on your phone or computer, and the video is saved only in your account.
How far ahead should I make it?
The video is usually ready within minutes. Make it a few days before the party so there is time to swap a photo or a song.
How much does it cost?
A full video costs $24.99 for up to 10 photos, paid once with no subscription. Bigger packs go up to 60 photos for $96.99. You can try it free with two photos first.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Two photos of the same person become one seamless transition, with no credit card and no subscription. The free trial is once per account.
Is it made with AI?
Yes. AI creates the transition between each pair of neighboring photos, so the face changes in one continuous movement instead of a cut. You choose the photos, and My Clip does the rest.
How do I get the video?
It waits in "My videos" and is also sent by email. You download one video file and share it on WhatsApp, Instagram or TikTok, or play it on a screen at the event.
How is this different from a regular slideshow or a video editor?
A slideshow swaps one photo for the next. Here you see the face actually grow from photo to photo. And unlike hiring an editor, there is no waiting days: you make it yourself from your phone, and the video is usually ready within minutes.
Your next favorite moment is already on your phone.
Pick two photos. Let the years move.
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