Flipagraph 1.0.0.0

Customizing photos to give them an original look is a pretty common activity for many users, but creating actual videos from the images captured with the mobile phone camera and those already stored onto the device may seem a bit out of the ordinary.

Nonetheless, those who are willing to try and accomplish this task on a Windows Phone should know that there is a virtual helper they can rely on and it is called Flipagraph.

Tidy looks for a practical design

This utility will greet you with a pretty nice appearance, based on smooth graphics and a smart arrangement of the tools and commands inside the GUI.

The app's color theme is pretty elegant as well and going through the various sections and menus is done seamlessly, without any visible delays or other similar glitches.

Flipagraph offers a well-sized workspace, with a generous preview area that can be expanded to fill almost the whole screen. The display is responsive and the video quality is good, even if the resolution is fixed.

Select the images and set them in the proper order

Operating this application is actually very simple and it all starts with choosing the photos that will make up the actual video, a task that can be accomplished in one go, as the app supports multiple selection.

The utility enables you to pick from the images that are already stored in your local library but you can also use it to acquire new snapshots from the built-in camera(s).

A neat ability of Flipagraph is the picture rearranging feature that allows you to set the photos in the order you want by simply dragging the images in the right position.

Choose the timing and add music on the go

When it comes to the more advanced settings of the process, the app has only a few configurations in store for you to tinker with, so everything should be wrapped out in a few minutes.

The default interval for the pictures to be displayed is of one second, but with the help of the dedicated slider you can increase it up to 3 seconds or decrease the distance in time down to a 10^th of a second.

Another welcomed function you will surely be glad to find inside Flipagraph is the ability to add an audio track, either from the local storage or from your OneDrive account.

You can also select the precise time when the music should start and then the only thing left for you to do is save the video. This action, however, will not be possible in the trial version, as a purchase is needed to unlock saving.

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