Hours of change, squeezed into seconds
This timelapse maker plays a series of photos back as video, one photo per frame, at the frame rate you set. A build, a sunset or a plant growing over a week becomes a few seconds of footage you can post as a Reel or a Short.
How it works
- 1
Add your photos in order
Up to 300. They play in the order you add them.
- 2
Set the speed and shape
1 to 60 frames per second, and 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9.
- 3
Create the timelapse
It renders in the background and lands in your media library.
What you can make
Builders and renovators
A daily site photo for three months becomes a before-and-after clients actually watch.
Artists and makers
Shoot a frame every few minutes while you paint, then show the piece coming together in seconds.
Gardeners and plant accounts
A photo a day of the same pot turns slow growth into something you can see.
Photographers with an interval timer
Turn a burst of sky or city shots into a moving clip without opening editing software.
This timelapse maker plays a series of photos back as video, one photo per frame, at the frame rate you set.
Stitch a timelapseSpecs & limits
| Photos | 1 to 300, one photo per frame |
|---|---|
| Frames per second | 1 to 60 (default 12) |
| Length | Photos ÷ fps. 120 photos at 12 fps is 10 seconds |
| Output size | 9:16 at 1080×1920 (default), 1:1 at 1080×1080, 16:9 at 1920×1080 |
| Audio | None. Always silent |
| Billing | One flat charge per render |
Tips for better results
- Keep the camera fixed. A tripod or a phone wedged in place keeps the frame steady, and even a small knock between shots shows up as a jump.
- Add photos in shooting order. Nothing re-sorts them by date or filename, and photos added by link go after the ones from your library, so stick to one source.
- Work backwards from the length you want. For a 10 second clip at 12 fps you need 120 photos. At 24 fps the same 120 last 5 seconds.
- Lock exposure if your camera allows it. Auto exposure shifting from frame to frame shows up as flicker once the photos play back fast.
- Frame for the ratio you will post. Photos are cropped to fill the frame, so shoot vertical for a 9:16 timelapse and nothing important is lost.
Frequently asked questions
How long will my timelapse be?
Divide the number of photos by the frame rate. 120 photos at 12 fps gives 10 seconds, and 300 photos at 30 fps gives 10 seconds too.
Can I add music?
Not here. The timelapse is always silent. Add a track when you post it, or use the slideshow tool if you want music built in.
What is the difference from a slideshow?
A slideshow holds each photo for seconds with a transition between them. A timelapse shows each photo for a single frame, so a series of shots reads as motion.
Is it free?
No. Each render spends AI credits from your Wujud account as one flat charge, whether you use 10 photos or 300. Credits are bought as a pack, and new accounts start with none. The tool needs a paid plan.
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