Want to turn holiday photos and clips into a slideshow video with music and your own voice-over? PhotoStage Pro Edition lets you arrange those items, set transitions and timing, then save the result as a video or share it through supported services.
How do you assemble a slideshow?
Add photos and video clips to a project by dragging them in, or use Quick Create to make a slideshow from a folder of images. Arrange the slides, add music or narration, and adjust slide timing to control how the presentation plays.
What can you adjust on each slide?
PhotoStage includes tools for cropping, rotating, and flipping images, along with brightness, color, and saturation adjustments. Apply transitions such as fades, or use pan-and-zoom effects, including the Ken Burns effect. Captions and animated titles can be added to individual slides.
- Preview changes and effects while editing.
- Add animated graphic overlays, intro titles, or closing credits.
- Adjust music with fades, looping, and audio effects.
How can you save or present the finished work?
Save a slideshow as a video file, burn it to DVD, or export HTML5 video for a website. PhotoStage also supports sharing through YouTube, Vimeo, and Flickr, and saving for portable devices. Manual presentation mode lets you advance between slides from the preview.
Pros
- Quick Create builds a slideshow straight from a photo folder
- Add captions, music tracks, and recorded narration to slides
- Export options include DVD, HTML5 video, and mobile devices
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
Can a PhotoStage slideshow include video and narration?
Yes. Add video clips alongside photos, then include a recorded narration or imported audio.
Can music be adjusted inside PhotoStage?
Yes. Music tracks can be faded, looped, and given audio effects; multiple tracks can be mixed.
Does PhotoStage require an internet connection to edit?
No. Slideshow projects can be created offline.
