As promised, here is a tutorial on how to make your still photos animated with an app called Plotagraph! The feature works best on photos with water (like all of my waterfall pics on Instagram) or clouds!
If you found this tutorial useful, please consider crediting me on an animated post, since this is not a sponsored post (AKA I’m not making money or gaining anything), and I just made it since so many people wanted to know how to do it too! <3
Below is also the written steps and photos, but the video above is better!
Curious what photography gear I use? Check out: GoPro & Travel Photography Gear Guide !!
1. Upload a photo that you’ve already edited
2. Use the mask tool to block the person/object you want to remain still
4. Use the anchor dots to outline where you don’t want the movement to go past
5. Use the animate tool to tap, hold, and drag arrows in the direction that you want the animations to move
Alyssa Ramos
Alyssa is a full time solo adventure traveler who turned her love for traveling and writing into a self-made career as a travel blogger and social media influencer. She's been to 70 countries and 6 continents so far, as well as all 7 New World Wonders, and 7 Wonders of Nature. Alyssa believes she has mastered the art of chasing waterfalls, traveling solo, packing light, wine drinking, and making budget-traveling look good. Curious to know how she started this career? Check out the About section above!
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This was so fun to see how you make these awesome photos. I downloaded the app and have had a blast playing with it. Thanks Alyssa!
That is such a cool trick. Will definitely try this one out. Have you tried it with other ‘moving’ objects?
So helpful thank you for sharing. 💖💖💖
Welcome, enjoy!
This is amazing thanks for sharing! Definitely going to give this a shot with my own photos (I’ll make sure to give you a shout out 😉 )
Thanks Brian!
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