Add Photo to Video

Place logos and photos on a live preview with an image track. Private, free, no upload.

100% private — processing happens on your device, nothing is uploaded.

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Add videos on the top track and photos below. Drag to move, stretch to set duration, resize on the preview like a logo.

Works best with short clips (Reels, TikTok, Stories). Very large files may be slow on mobile.

By using this tool, you agree to our Terms of Use

Logo-ready overlays

Drop PNGs or JPGs, resize and drag them on the preview.

Image track + duration

Stretch each photo on the timeline to control when it appears.

Private overlays

Burn-in runs locally. Nothing is uploaded.

Why add photos to video with Unvidio?

Watermarks, product shots, and stickers shouldn’t require a heavy desktop editor.

Stack videos on the video track, then add one or more images on the image track.

Position and scale on the preview, set the time range, export MP4.

How to add a photo to a video (3 steps)

Only process files you own or may edit.

1. Add your videos

Drop one or more clips on the video track.

2. Add photos & place them

Add images, drag on the preview, resize, and stretch the clip for duration.

3. Export & download

Click Add photos, then download the burned-in MP4.

Photo overlay tips

Prefer PNG with transparency for logos. Keep overlays small enough to stay readable on mobile.

Add photo to video guide

Private browser editing only.

This tool overlays one or more images onto your video with free position, scale, and timing.

Image track

Each photo is a clip you can move and extend on the bottom track.

You can stack several images—logos, stickers, product frames.

Position like a logo

Select an image, then drag and resize it on the live preview before exporting.

Support

FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions about this tool.

Yes—add several images on the image track.

Yes—use the corner handle on the preview.

Yes—drag the edges of the image clip on the timeline.

PNG, JPG, WEBP for images; MP4/MOV/WebM for video.

Yes—local processing.

PNG transparency is kept in the overlay.

~200 MB total recommended.

Add text and add audio are on the Tools page.