Make a graduation slideshow, day one to diploma

Yes. One evening is enough. The slideshow plays as soon as it has photos in it, so add what you have tonight, send the link to the family, and it fills in as theirs arrive. Kindergarten, eighth grade, high school or college, it works the same.

One link does it. Grandparents, aunts, old friends, the other parents: each opens it on their phone, picks their photos, and they land straight in your slideshow. No app and no account for them. You get an email as each batch arrives.

Yes. You get a standard MP4 that plays on a TV, a projector, a laptop or a phone. You also get a page that plays it, so a restaurant or a hall with a screen and Wi-Fi can open the link and press play. It loops if you want it running in the background all afternoon.

Yes. The opening slide has a name line and a line under it, so it can read their name, then their school and class year, or the years from first day to last.

Three to five minutes, which is 40 to 80 photos at a few seconds each. It holds up to 300 photos and 5 short video clips if the family sends more. A party slideshow can run longer than one played at a ceremony, because people watch it in passing.

Yes, the same way. Give every family the link, ask each for a baby photo and a senior photo, and put the graduates in alphabetical order or the order they walk. One page then plays the whole class at the ceremony or the senior breakfast.

Yes, for $349. We build the whole slideshow, frame every photo by hand, and work with you on changes until it feels right. You send the photos through the same link and we do the rest, ready before the party. Ask on the done-for-you page.

Yes. You can add a song of your own, or pick from a small library of instrumental tracks. The song plays under the whole slideshow.

Photograph them with a phone, straight from the album or the frame. Phone photos of prints work well, and if a photo has to be cropped to fill the screen, the people stay in the frame, and you check every crop before you buy.