Everything your story needs.
Nothing rushed.

A place for every memory.

Photos, clips, and recordings, organized in a library that keeps your originals untouched.

• Import files, folders, or ZIP archives; review duplicates detected on arrival.
• See the whole photo in Fit mode, including tall phone pictures. Switch to Fill when you prefer.
• Find memories by person, album, tag, date, orientation, and media type. Search in plain language, such as “last summer.”
• Review similar-photo stacks, open a full-size viewer, and adjust dates in bulk. Estimated dates are marked clearly.

Familiar faces. Found locally.

Face recognition suggests who is in a photo. You decide who they are.

• Group faces on your PC, using the GPU where supported or the CPU. No photo upload is needed.
• Name, confirm, merge, or correct people. Your confirmed corrections survive later scans.
• Browse a person’s photos in date order and see which face was matched in a group picture.
• Keep faces in frame during photo motion with face-aware focal points.

A story, with your touch.

Build a chronological Memory Project, then make its scenes, captions, and pacing your own.

• Choose from 10 style presets and 42 transition types, with gentle, lively, playful, or uniform transition themes.
• Reorder scenes, adjust their duration, and add titles, classic or reel-style captions, and scrolling credits.
• Save a Recipe to reuse the look and timing of a favorite film.
• Optional AI can suggest titles, captions, section names, or an arrangement, with the cost shown first.

Your whole song. Your whole story.

Let the soundtrack shape the film, whether it is a single song or a whole collection.

• Fit to music sizes scenes so the film finishes with the soundtrack. There is no film-length cap.
• Add multiple songs in sequence, set fade-in and fade-out, and trim near-silent endings.
• Use local beat analysis to align scene changes with downbeats and track boundaries.
• Keep narration clear with music that automatically lowers under speech.

Because their voice is a memory, too.

Record narration for each section, or use an optional connected voice provider.

• Add your own narration to tell the stories behind the photos.
• Browse provider voices, preview them, and save favorites in Voice Studio.
• Generate speech or transcribe a recording into timed captions through your connected provider. Provider use is logged with its cost.

A helping hand. Only if you want it.

Connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or ElevenLabs account for extra creative help. Core features still work without one.

• The Director turns a paragraph into a draft project with suggested photos, sections, a style, and music.
• Use AI Chat to plan a film, and Image Studio to create images you can keep in your library.
• Turn on image analysis per batch when you want descriptions for search and captions.
• Provider keys are stored encrypted and are not displayed. Costs are shown before use; provider charges are separate.

Ready for the room to go quiet.

Finish in full HD, open the Premiere player, and bring your film to the people it is for.

• Export H.264 MP4 with AAC audio at 1080p and 30 frames per second, in standard or master quality.
• Preview at lower resolution before committing to a full render. NVIDIA hardware encoding accelerates supported systems.
• See render progress and checks that compare timing, audio samples, and video frames with the plan.
• Package the film and poster for TV or USB, or create expiring, view-capped links within your home network.

Made to feel manageable.

Plain-language help, guided walkthroughs, and practical ways to look after your studio.

• Use built-in help topics, contextual help, and three guided walkthroughs.
• Launch the studio from desktop Start and Stop icons. Trusted computer mode can open straight to your dashboard.
• Check the About page for build information and system health. Copy a diagnostic report that redacts secrets and filenames.
• Keep your database, originals, previews, and exports together. Back up the studio by copying its data folder.