1Track and voice
The app looks for the spot where the bass cuts out right before a drop. The last words start there and the picture snaps to colour. If it picked the wrong drop, choose another one or type the time.
2Words
One phrase per line, exactly as the voice says it. The last line lands on the drop. The two before it go over the circular images, everything earlier goes over the walking photos.
Drag a word marker left or right if it shows up early or late. Click anywhere else on the timeline to jump there.
3Footage
Walking photos: shoot a burst or a photo every step while the person walks, keeping them in full view. They play in file-name order, so keep the camera’s numbering. The app finds the person in each photo, centres them and keeps them the same size, so the background jumps and the person stays put. Videos still work in this bin; if you add photos and videos, the photos are used.
Circular images work best when they are symmetric, like domes, vinyl records, lenses or stage lights, and at least 1080p: the app zooms in so the picture never shows corners while it turns. The drop clips play in a loop, so 10–12 different ones look best.
4Look
Every cut lands on the track’s beat grid. The drop cuts fast for the first bar, slows down, then goes fast again on the last beat. The drop length is rounded to the nearest beat.
Subtitles
5Cards
The start card shows on black and dissolves into the opening shot; the end card closes the video on black. Leave a card’s text empty to skip it. Fonts stay saved in this browser.