Google Photos slideshow with music
Add multiple audio files, arrange the playlist, adjust each track's volume, crossfade songs, and fit default slide timing to the playlist.
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Import your Google Photos album, preserve its order, add music and transitions, and create a downloadable MP4 slideshow video right in your browser.
Start your Photo Show
Your finished video is created in your browser. Cloud Photo Show does not store your photos, music, or finished video.
If you save a project, only your editing settings and shared album link are stored. Learn how privacy works →Paste its shared link and bring the complete album into the editor.
Choose photos, videos, music, timing, titles, motion, and transitions.
Create the finished slideshow locally in your browser and save it.
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Photos, videos, music and finished MP4 files are not stored. The album thumbnail URL is stored without storing the image; opening reconnects the original shared album.
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New to Cloud Photo Show?
See how to turn a Google Photos album into a finished slideshow video in this 15-minute Getting Started guide.
Watch Getting StartedGoogle Photos album to slideshow video
Cloud Photo Show imports an entire shared Google Photos album into a browser-based slideshow editor. Keep the album's existing sequence or rearrange it, combine photos and video clips, add titles and music, choose transitions and Pan and Zoom motion, then create a downloadable MP4.
Video creation happens locally in your browser. Cloud Photo Show does not store your music or completed video, and account projects save lightweight editing instructions rather than copies of your media.
Why use Cloud Photo Show?
Importing a shared album preserves its Google Photos order. That makes an album you already curated a practical starting point instead of a folder of files that must be uploaded and sorted again.
Add multiple audio files, arrange the playlist, adjust each track's volume, crossfade songs, and fit default slide timing to the playlist.
Learn how to plan music and timingMix still photos with selected album video clips. Trim clips, control original sound, and lower background music while clip audio plays.
Turn an existing album into a videoCreate a 720p or 1080p MP4, subject to the current account plan and browser capabilities, for playback on computers, TVs, and projectors.
Compare current and planned accessMusic controls built in
Add your own music to your Photo Show, arrange multiple tracks, adjust volume, crossfade songs, repeat the playlist, and fit your slideshow timing to the music before creating the finished video.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Create a shareable album link, import it into Cloud Photo Show, choose the slides you want, and customize their timing, order, titles, motion, and transitions.
Yes. Cloud Photo Show renders the finished slideshow as an H.264 MP4 video that you can download to your device.
Yes. Add one or more audio files from your device, arrange their playback order, adjust volume, crossfade between songs, repeat the playlist, or fit the slideshow timing to the music.
Yes. A shared album is imported in its existing order. You can keep that sequence, drag individual slides into a different order, or randomize the included slides.
Yes. Shared albums can contain both. Video clips are optional and begin deselected because they take more time and device resources to prepare.
No. A shared album link lets Cloud Photo Show bring the album directly into the editor, avoiding a separate download-and-upload process.
No. Editing, previewing, and MP4 creation happen in a compatible modern web browser.
No. A public shared-album link requires no library permission. Signed-in users can optionally open the official Google Photos Picker and grant access only to photos they explicitly select.
Yes. Shared album links are the main import method and can include albums that another person has shared with you, as long as the link remains accessible.
Practical guides
Read clear, step-by-step guidance about choosing a workflow, converting an album to video, and matching a slideshow to music.