Choosing the move between photos
In a Life Story, Glim suggests a move for every two photos. Open one, watch each option play, choose, and create the animations when you're ready.
What the video shows, step by step
Each step: the words in the captions, and what's on screen meanwhile.
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In a Life Story, a move carries each photo into the next
The Animations step of a Life Story film, before anything is made: "How each photo becomes the next" shows every two neighbouring photos and the move between them.
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Glim suggests a move for every pair
An orange outline marks the card for photos 2 and 3, with the move Glim suggested.
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Open one to see all the options
Tapping the card opens "The move from photo 2 to photo 3": the moves sit in tabs, and another tab opens.
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Each tile shows how the move looks
Tapping a tile plays its move at the top, tagged "Example".
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Choose it, and the card marks it as your choice
"Choose this move" closes the window, and the card now says "Your choice".
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When you're ready, create them from the bar below
An orange outline marks the button in the bar at the bottom that creates the animations, with how many it will make.
How this video was made
This is a screen recording of the Glim app at phone size, on a demo account with Glim's example photos. The taps were made automatically in a browser: each one shows as a soft circle, and an orange outline marks what the video points at. The animations you see were made with AI from those photos, as every animation in Glim is. There's no sound: the captions do the explaining, and they're written out here, with what's on screen at each moment.