Mason, from t-ball to signing day, youngest to oldest. Sort by age puts them in this order.
Slideshows made with care.
From t-ball to the last game. Add the photos you have. Send one link and the other parents add theirs. Watch it come together before you buy.
Free to preview. $79.99 to download.
Rather have us make it? $349, done for you.
Mason, from t-ball to signing day, youngest to oldest. Sort by age puts them in this order.
How it works
Family and friends open it on their phones and add what they have. It goes straight into your slideshow, and you get an email when it does. No app for them, no account.
Sort by age lines them up, youngest to oldest. Look it over, keep it, or drag any photo somewhere else.
It plays in your browser as you add photos, with music. If a photo has to be cropped to fit, the people stay in the frame, and you can check every one. Pay only when you want the file.
Themes
A theme is the backdrop, the motion and the music behind your photos. Try a few. It is the same slideshow each time.
Stadium, Friday night lights.
Two ways to make it.
No hidden fees. No subscriptions. No watermarks.
Make it yourself
$79.99
per slideshow
We make it for you
$349
complete, done for you
Send photos as soon as you ask. We start once the invoice is paid.
Have us build itYes. 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 other parents, and it fills in as theirs arrive. Any sport, any age, senior night or the banquet.
One link does it. Each parent 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 anything with an HDMI input, a laptop or a phone. You also get a page that plays it, so a coach or an athletic director can open the link on the booth computer, or the banquet venue on its screen, and press play.
Yes. The opening slide has a name line and a line under it, so it can read their name, then their number and position, or the years they played.
Two to four minutes for one athlete, which is 30 to 60 photos at a few seconds each. It holds up to 300 photos and 5 short video clips if you want more. A longer one tends to lose the crowd between introductions.
Yes, the same way. Give each family the link, ask them for ten to twenty photos of their player, and put the players in the order they will be introduced. One page then plays the whole set at the banquet.
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 night. 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. 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.
Watch the whole slideshow come together before you decide. Free to preview, and the other parents can add theirs at any point.
Slideshows made with care.