Turn a Live Photo into a video
The Live Photos that our iPhone takes, give a lot of play. We have tutorials for iPhone and iPad in which we explain how to do everything with them. It is a function that, if you are not taking advantage of it, from now on you surely will.
We can give various effects to these images such as loop effect, bounce and long exposure We can also convert them into GIF to share on WhatsApp and other messaging apps and social networks, we can create with them animated wallpapers .Today, as we already advanced in the headline, we are going to teach you how to turn them into videos.
How to transform a Live Photo into video:
In the following video we explain it to you step by step. If you like to read below, we will explain everything in writing:
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A while ago we made a tutorial, which can still be done, on how to convert one of these images into a video with sound. Of course, it is much more complicated than the way that we are going to tell you about below, but it allows you to customize the video even more.
The way we are going to tell you today is very, very simple. You have to do the following:
- Select the Live Photo that we want to convert into a video.
- Click on the share button (small square with an upward arrow that can be found at the bottom right of the screen).
- Scroll down the menu and choose the "Save as Video" option.
Save As Video Option
In this way, that 3-second video will be saved on our reel. See how easy?
Create a gorgeous short multi-image video in this format:
But it's also that, if we follow the steps that we've mentioned before and select several Live Photo instead of one that don't have any effects like the bounce effect applied, loop, we can save a video with all of them, thus creating a curious video that you will surely love.
ADVICE: Of course, make sure that they all have the same image format because if you mix vertical photos with horizontal photos, the video comes out with the odd blur.
We hope you found this tutorial interesting and that you share it with all those people who you think can come in handy.
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