Ordering and framing your photos
On the Photos step you set the order: type a number, or sort them all at once, and Undo takes it back. Then open a photo and adjust its crop.
What the video shows, step by step
Each step: the words in the captions, and what's on screen meanwhile.
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On the Photos step, you set the order
The "Photos" step of a Classic film, with six photos. Above them are "Sort", arrows to undo and redo, and two more ways to add photos: "Invite family" and "Bring from Google Photos".
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Type a new number to move a photo
In the fifth photo's number box, 2 is typed, and the photo moves to second place.
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Or sort them all at once from the sort menu
"Sort" opens a menu with "Sort by file name" and "Reverse order", and "Sort by file name" puts every photo in a new order.
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Undo brings the old order back
The "Undo" arrow, tapped twice, brings back the order from the start.
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Open a photo to see it up close
Tapping photo 2 opens it up close, as "Photo 2", with "Crop", "Restore" and "Remove".
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In the crop, choose what stays in the frame
"Crop" opens "Adjust the crop": a zoom in, then the photo is dragged within the frame.
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Save, and that's it
"Save crop" saves it and closes the window, and under the photo it now says "Your crop".
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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. There's no sound: the captions do the explaining, and they're written out here, with what's on screen at each moment.