Property walkthroughs
Room photos become a narrated tour that tells the buyer what they are looking at, room by room.
Photo to video
A photo slideshow with music is easy. A video where the voice actually talks about each photo is not, and that is the version people watch to the end. Upload your photos in order, add a line about what each one shows, and Chitrio writes one scene per photo with narration that matches it, then adds captions, music and slow camera movement. Your photos are used as they are.
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Straight answer: The narration can only describe what it is told. A one-line note on each photo, such as who is in it or why it matters, turns a generic slideshow into a story people recognise.
Pick the photos from your phone or computer and put them in the order you want them seen. A short note on each helps the narration describe it.
The script has exactly one scene per photo, and each scene's narration talks about that photo. Edit any line before rendering.
Voiceover, captions, background music and camera movement are added. Export landscape for YouTube or vertical for Reels and Status.
Room photos become a narrated tour that tells the buyer what they are looking at, room by room.
Photos from an opening, an annual day or a family celebration become a short story of the day.
Photos of products or dishes become a promo that names each item and ends on how to visit or order.
Trip photos become a narrated travel video with the places named and a sense of the journey.
Renovation, salon or fitness photos in sequence, with narration that explains what changed.
No. Your uploaded photos are used as they are. The AI writes the narration and adds camera movement, captions and music around them.
The video gets one scene per photo, so the number of photos sets the length. The render screen shows the estimated length and cost before you start.
Yes. Any scene can be your photo, your clip, stock footage or an AI image, and you can change the choice per scene in the editor.
Yes. The narration and captions can be in any of the 14 render languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Punjabi.
Only if you have the right and their consent to use them. The terms of service make you responsible for the likenesses and material you upload.