Guide

Learn it in five minutes.

The same guide lives in the app: open Gallery and tap Guide.

Quick tour

Your first moving picture, in five steps.

  1. 1

    Create

    Tap the plus card in Gallery. Your work stays in Gallery.

  2. 2

    Add

    Tap Add and pick an asset. It lands in the centre of the canvas.

  3. 3

    Frame

    Pinch to zoom in, then tap the camera to save frame one.

  4. 4

    Move

    Open Timeline, move the camera, add the second frame and play the full move.

  5. 5

    Export

    Open Export and pick a format.

01

Projects

A project keeps its canvas, media, models, camera move, and export setup together.

  1. Tap the plus card in Gallery to create a project.
  2. Use the aspect control in Shot to set the canvas shape.
  3. Long-press a project card to duplicate or delete it.

02

Assets & Cutout

Photos, videos, stickers, drawings, and text become layers you can arrange in the scene.

  1. Open Add, then choose Asset, Shape, Model, or Text.
  2. Pick a photo or video and choose a cutout option when available.
  3. Drag, pinch, and rotate the selected layer to place it.

03

Camera

Move through the 3D scene to choose what the viewer sees at each camera point.

  1. Tap empty space to deselect. In free mode, drag one finger to orbit the camera.
  2. With nothing selected, use two fingers to pan and pinch to zoom. Tap the cube to lock the view.
  3. With an object selected, one finger moves it. Pinch and twist resize and rotate it in free mode.

04

Shot

Camera points and motion curves turn a still scene into an animation.

  1. Open Shot and add the current camera position.
  2. Move the camera, then add another point to create motion.
  3. Tap a segment to choose its curve, then play the preview.

05

Export

Export the finished scene in the format and quality that match where you want to share it.

  1. Open Export and choose Movie, Live, or GIF.
  2. Set 720p or 1080p in Settings, or export 4K with Pro.
  3. Preview the result, then save or share it.
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