Add a child
Start a project for one child or prepare several finished videos for a class montage.
Native desktop app for macOS
Turn baby photos into a beautiful growing-up video, right on your Mac.
FromBabyTo helps parents and schools turn years of portraits into an emotional keepsake video in minutes. Install it free, generate as many watermarked videos as you want, and only pay once when you want to remove the watermark.
No account. No subscription. Photos stay on your device.
- Free unlimited watermarked videos, one-time payment to remove the watermark
- 100% local processing, no cloud uploads, no account required
- Perfect for birthdays, graduations, family gifts, and class montages
How it works
From first photo to final video in four steps.
Upload photos in order
Drop in 2 to 10 portraits from babyhood to the present. Everything stays on your device.
FaceDetect automatic alignment
Built-in FaceDetect technology automatically detects facial features to ensure optimal alignment across your pictures for smooth, natural transitions.
Generate the growing-up video
Preview the transformation, add titles or music, and export a polished final video in minutes.
For families and schools
One tool, two meaningful ways to celebrate childhood.
For Parents
Create an emotional keepsake from baby photos to today.
Gather the portraits you already love, line them up in order, and create a video that captures milestones, personality, and the feeling of time passing.
- Perfect for birthdays, graduations, and family gifts
- Easy enough to finish in one sitting
- Your photos stay on your device — always
For Schools & Teachers
Assemble student videos into a class montage for graduations and celebrations.
Build polished memory videos for classrooms, end-of-year ceremonies, and school keepsakes — no student photos are ever uploaded to any server.
- Combine multiple finished child videos into one montage
- Add class title cards and celebration music
- FERPA-friendly: all processing happens locally
Testimonials
Built for the videos people actually want to finish.
It gave me the kind of growing-up video I kept meaning to make, without learning a full video editor.
The school use case is exactly what we need: individual student videos that can become one full class montage.
The important part is that the photos stay on the Mac. That makes it much easier to use with family and student pictures.
Simple pricing
Use it free with watermarks, then pay only to remove them.
Free to use
$0
Watermarked videos
Install the app and generate as many videos as you want for free. Free exports include a watermark.
- No account required
- No subscription
- No usage limit on the free version
Single-child license
$0.99
One child
Remove the watermark for one child's finished video for a birthday, graduation, or family keepsake.
- One-time purchase
- Best for parents and family gifts
- Only needed for watermark-free export
Unlock-all license
$9.99
Full class videos
Remove watermarks across a class project and generate a complete class video for a school or classroom.
- One-time purchase
- Built for full class montages
- Still runs locally on your Mac
FAQ
What people need to know before they install.
Do my photos leave my Mac?
No. FromBabyTo is designed to run locally on your Mac, so your photos stay on your device.
Do I need an account?
No account is required. You can download the app and generate unlimited watermarked videos before deciding whether to pay to remove the watermark.
How does pricing work?
You can install the app and generate unlimited watermarked videos for free. Payment only removes the watermark: $0.99 for a single child or $9.99 to create watermark-free full class videos.
Who is this for?
Parents making keepsake videos, and teachers or schools building class montages for graduations and celebrations.
Create something they will keep forever
Turn childhood photos into a beautiful growing-up video in minutes.
FromBabyTo runs entirely on your Mac. Download it free, generate unlimited watermarked videos, and pay once only when you want to remove the watermark.