Now you can use Dropbox to import photos and videos in your Stupeflix video projects. Use Dropbox on your phone and never transfer photo files again.

Here comes SnowFlakes, a new theme to take your photos on a snow laden journey. Send your season greetings with a video!

This new feature, available in the Outline theme, lets you set manually the key part of your photo, to make sure it won’t be cropped out of your video. Once you’ve set the important point in your photo, it will be shown in your video with a gentle pan and zoom effect (aka Kenburns) centered around that key point.

Video trimming has been one of our most requested features. Now, when you upload a video into Stupeflix, you can trim it to start and stop exactly when you want it to.

Today we introduce Unreel and Blueprint, two new gorgeous video themes for your videos. Unreel develops your digital photos on pro studio reel, and Blueprint is all about design and architecture. We are also discontinuing Top 10 and Celebrate themes.

Custom Duration lets you set for how long a photo will be shown during a video. Which is awesome! This is true for photos in your timeline, but also for Title Slides and for Maps.

A user tipped us off on this great post by Chris Smith over at Inman Next: Better than Animoto? YouTube Integrated Editing via Stupeflix

We overhauled the Classic and Scrapbook themes inside-out, with new visuals, effects and transitions. Classic and Scrapbook videos are now made in our new editor, with all its possibilities and ease of use.

We just released a cool new feature that lets you via email know where to find your video once it has been created. These email notifications are yet another benefit of creating an account with us, even if you only use the free options.

We released a cool update yesterday that shows you the duration of your video as you’re making it. Other cool new features include notifications when something doesn’t look right with your video, and a setting to control the pace of your video.