Clip Maker
WEBCombine images and audio into a shareable video clip.
Rendered in your browser (WebM). Pro video editing — split, merge clips, transitions & multi-track audio — lives in the Carbide app.
What it does
Clip Maker lets you combine a sequence of images with an audio track to create a shareable video clip, all inside your browser with no uploads and no account. Add your images, arrange them in order, then attach a music track or voice recording to play underneath. Set how long each image displays on screen and preview the result before you export. When you're satisfied, render and download the finished clip as a video file ready to share anywhere. Everything happens locally on your device — your images and audio never leave your browser, which means your content stays completely private. Clip Maker is free with no watermarks and works fully offline after the page loads. It's ideal for turning a photo slideshow into a social-ready video in minutes.
How to use the Clip Maker
- Open Clip Maker and upload the images you want to include in your clip.
- Arrange the images in the order they should appear and set the display duration for each one.
- Upload or record an audio track to play over the images.
- Preview the clip to check the timing and make any adjustments.
- Click Render and then Download to save the finished video clip to your device.
Frequently asked questions
- What video format does Clip Maker export?
- Clip Maker renders the clip as a WebM or MP4 video file depending on your browser's capabilities. The output is compatible with most social platforms and video players.
- Can I use my own music or voice recording as the audio track?
- Yes. You can upload any audio file from your device — a music track, a voice-over you recorded, or any other sound — to play alongside your images.
- Is there a limit on the number of images I can add?
- There is no strict limit, but adding a very large number of high-resolution images will increase rendering time and the output file size.
- Does Clip Maker add a watermark to the video?
- No. The tool is completely free and your exported clip has no watermark added.