The Aviary suite of web imagery applications is nothing short of awesome. If you spent hours polishing your digital creations, you may want to show them in their best light: in video with Stupeflix!
This short tutorial, inspired by this post, shows you how to showcase your Aviary images in a video created in a snap with the Stupeflix Studio. With this method you won’t even need to download images to a hard drive, or export them.
Step 1: Get the URLs of your Aviary images
When saving an image on Aviary, you are given lots of options on what to do next: publish, export, download, or share.
Aviary also gives you a bunch of URLs so you can find and share your images with a link. Copy the “Image URL” with the highest resolution.
Step 2: Paste the URLs in the Stupeflix Studio
Start a video project on the Stupeflix Studio by choosing a video theme. Next, click on add images and videos, and choose the “Add image URLs” option. Then paste the URLs from Aviary.
Step 3: Make your video with the Studio!
We like to believe that’s the fun part. What do you think?
Also remember, if you want to make videos with pictures stored on your Facebook, or Flickr, or Picasa account, you can import them directly in the Stupeflix Studio!
The upload wizard then retrieves the images on Flickr matching your query. You can now select the images you want to include in your video by clicking on their thumbnail. You can also select all the pictures you see with the “Select All” link, or request to see more images matching your query if you haven’t found the perfect match just yet:
Once ready, your images are directly imported in your video project, so you can group them, order them, add effects, transitions, musics, texts, and all that great stuff.