Best slideshow makers for Android
Slideshow maker apps turn a set of photos into a video with music, transitions and timing, ready to share without editing clips on a timeline.
15 apps ranked · How we rank
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A wide-ranging free editor that suits casual video and photo creators, provided you accept ads and in-app purchases.
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A free, no-watermark slideshow maker for quick, music-backed photo videos, best for casual social posting rather than frame-level editing.
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A free, beginner-friendly slideshow maker for turning gallery photos and songs into shareable videos, with ads and in-app purchases.
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A free, template-driven photo and video maker that suits casual creators who want shareable clips without learning an editor.
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Number 5: Photo Video Maker: Slideshows
Video & Photo Editor Apps
4.7 out of 5 (35.6K) 10M+ installs
A free, ad-supported slideshow maker for turning existing photos and music into shareable videos quickly.
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Number 6: Filmigo: AI Video Maker
VIDEOSHOW Video Editor & Maker & AI Chat Generator
4.4 out of 5 (1.3M) 100M+ installs
A broad, template-driven video editor for casual creators, with AI captions and effects offset by ads and a paid VIP tier.
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A free, watermark-free editor with real depth and useful AI tools, best for phone-shot social video.
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A free, ad-supported slideshow maker for occasion videos, best suited to people who want themed results they can share quickly.
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A capable, free collage and slideshow app for phone-first montages, with ads and in-app purchases to weigh.
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A free, ad-supported template app for turning photos into music-backed videos and 80s-style portraits, best for quick occasion clips.
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About slideshow makers
No editing skill is needed: the app syncs image changes to the beat, keeps the file size reasonable and makes the result play on other devices, which suits anyone after a quick memory video. Simple apps rely on ready-made themes and automatic beat matching; more advanced ones give control over transition length, text and audio mixing. They also differ in whether free exports carry a watermark and how well high-resolution photos are handled. A simple app is faster, while a detailed one lets you fine-tune the result.
What to look for
- Check the export quality and resolution, because a low-quality export will look soft on a TV or social media.
- Look at how music is handled: whether you can add your own audio files or only use a built-in library, and if beat syncing is automatic.
- See if a watermark is added to free exports, since that affects whether you can share the video as is.
- Consider the range of transitions and themes, as limited options can make every slideshow look the same.
- Check whether the app works offline, because you may want to create a slideshow without an internet connection.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.