PZPIC Pan & Zoom Effect Video

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About this app

What is PZPIC?
PZPIC is a video maker that lets you make beautiful videos from a single picture by adding pan and zoom effect (known as the Ken Burns effect).

What is the Ken Burns effect?
The Ken Burns effect, also known as "animatics", is panning and zooming effect used in motion picture production from a still photograph. The Ken Burns effect uses slow zooming and panning motion effect to a static image.

Bring Your Photos to Life with PZPIC: Pan, Zoom & Create Stunning Videos!
Transform your static images into captivating stories with PZPIC, the ultimate video maker for photos.

Unleash your creativity
▪ Pan & Zoom: Simulate the cinematic "Ken Burns effect" by adding panning and zooming movements to your photos
▪ Face Zoom: Highlight emotions and details with smooth facial zooming
▪ Panoramic Effect (Pano Effect): Create a sweeping panorama feel from a single picture
▪ Scrolling Picture & Scrolling Story: Breathe life into landscapes, paintings, or illustrations with a scrolling effect
▪ Displace Effect: Add a dynamic touch with subtle warping and movement

Effortless storytelling
▪ Aspect Ratio & Crop Ratio: Choose the perfect frame size for your video, from Instagram-ready squares to widescreen landscapes
▪ Music & Audio: Add a soundtrack to enhance the atmosphere of your creation
▪ Save as MP4: Export your masterpiece in high-quality MP4 format, ready to share on social media or anywhere you desire

PZPIC is perfect for
▪ Photographers
▪ Artists
▪ Storytellers
▪ Anyone who wants to add magic to their photos!
Download PZPIC today and start creating stunning videos that will amaze your audience!

Why PZPIC?
PZPIC is more than just a photo editing app. It's a storytelling tool that allows you to capture and share your memories in a way that's both beautiful and engaging. With its powerful features and easy-to-use interface, PZPIC is perfect for anyone looking to create stunning panoramic images and stories.
Unleash your creativity with PZPIC, the ultimate app for transforming your photos into captivating panoramic stories. Whether you're an artist, photographer, or simply someone who loves telling stories through pictures, PZPIC is designed for you.

How does PZPIC work?
Using PZPIC is easy, intuitive and fun.
1. Select a picture from gallery
2. Select an aspect ratio of your video to be made
3. Select keyframes in the picture by panning & zooming the red rectangle
4. Press plus ➕ button to add the keyframe (press Minus ➖ button to remove added keyframe)
5. Select delay for the keyframes (delay for keyframes and moving speed between keyframes)
6. (optional) Select music for the video
7. Save as MP4

Buttons
▪ Gallery: open gallery to select an image
▪ Aspect ratio: select 4:3, 16:9, 1:1 square (Instagram feed), 3:4, 4:5, or 9:16 for Instagram Story, Reels, YouTube Shorts, Snapchat, and TikTok
▪ Timer: select delay
▪ Music: select music for your video
▪ Trash can: delete all keyframes / remove current picture
▪ Save: save the video as mp4
▪ Plus ➕ button: add a keyframe
▪ Minus ➖ button: remove a keyframe

Premium
▪ No watermark
▪ No Ads
▪ HD 1080p
▪ Bicubic interpolation

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Ratings and reviews

It works, but when I load an image, the size of that initial starting square is only usable as the first frame, after adjusting the zoom it will never let me return to that starting small size. All I wanted from this app was the ability to zoom into that small size (or even smaller if possible), but in order to do that it would require me to use the tiny box at the only time it is available (frame 1, no zoom, pan only), export the video, and then reverse it in another app. Fix this for 5 stars.

Pretty easy to use. Just really wish it had finer pan/zoom speed control when using high resolution images taken with my phone. The speeds are in ms/px when it would probably be better to do as some kind of percentage of the whole image so that the speed scales with the resolution. Also sad to see that they don't have 4:5 aspect ratio for portrait orientation Instagram posts. Would be nice to break out of the box (square) when dealing with more portrait images.

Straightforward app that does what it says. Perhaps it's simply my error, but the only suggestion I'd make is to allow the keyframe shapes to be resized even smaller than they are currently. Nevertheless, it's the only free app I could find that was uncomplicated yet offered (almost) total control of the ken Burns effect for free.

What’s new

New feature: touch anywhere to move the red rectangle
Minor bug fix