Images to Video Converter

Images to Video Converter turns images from your device into a short downloadable video. Use it when you want to re-use still photos, add captions, or create multiple image-based videos in one batch.

Accessing Images to Video Converter

1. Open Fansly with the FBuddy extension installed.
2. Click the FBuddy button in the Fansly header to open the extension dropdown.
3. Select Images to Video Converter.
4. The Images to Video Converter modal opens.

Create a Video

1. Click Add Images.
2. Select one or more image files from your device.
3. Check the selected image count above the image list.
4. Use the up/down arrow buttons on each image row to set the order.
5. Click Clear All if you need to remove every selected image and start over.
6. Add optional text in Image caption (optional) for any image.
7. Optionally click an image thumbnail to open the image edit view. Edited images show a small edit icon on their row.
8. Use Global Settings to set defaults for the whole video.
9. Optional: click Select Audio File to add background music, then set Volume.
10. Click Generate Video.
11. The button shows generation progress while FBuddy creates the video.
12. Preview appears under Preview once generation finishes.
13. Click Download to save the output.

After a video is generated, click Regenerate if you changed images or settings and want a new version. Click Reset to clear the current preview. Use Stop during generation if you need to cancel the current render.

Settings

Bulk Generation

Enable Bulk Mode when you want FBuddy to split your selected images into groups and create multiple videos.

1. Turn on Enable Bulk Mode.
2. Set Images per Video to at least 1.
3. Review the message that shows how many videos FBuddy will create from the selected images.
4. Turn on Random order if you want the selected images shuffled before grouping.
5. Turn on Auto aspect ratio per group if each group should choose its own aspect ratio.
6. Click Generate Videos.

Bulk generation shows the current video number and overall progress while it runs. Each completed video downloads automatically. Use Stop to request that FBuddy stops the batch as soon as it can.

Global Settings

Use Global Settings to set defaults for the whole video:

• Time per image (ms): how long each image stays on screen. The minimum is 200 ms.
• Background Music: add an audio file, adjust Volume, or remove the selected audio file.
• Aspect Ratio: choose 16:9 (Landscape), 9:16 (Portrait), 1:1 (Square), or 4:3 (Standard).
• Caption Position: choose Top Center, Center, Bottom Center, Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Right, or Custom Position. If you choose Custom Position, set Horizontal Position (%) and Vertical Position (%).
• Transition Duration (ms): set the fade time between images, from 0 to 2000 ms.
• Caption Font Size, Font Family, Font Color, Background Color, and Background Opacity: style captions. Background Opacity can be set from 0 to 1.
• Background Blur: choose between a blurred framed look and a fullscreen image without blur.
• Canvas Background Fill and Blurred Background Scale: adjust the space behind framed images.
• Default Zoom, Default Focus X (%), and Default Focus Y (%): control how images are framed. Default Zoom can be set from 1 to 3, and focus values can be set from 0 to 100.
• Global Caption (optional): add one caption that appears on every image unless that image has its own caption.

Per-Image Settings

Each selected image has its own controls:

• Use the caption field to add text for that image.
• Click the image thumbnail to edit that image before generating the video.
• Turn on Custom settings to override Duration (ms), Caption Position, caption style, Fade Duration (ms), Zoom, Focus X (%), and Focus Y (%) for that image.
• Click the trash button to remove an image from the list.

Important Notes

• Plan availability: Images to Video Converter is available on Free and Pro plans.
• Browser support: If you see a browser support warning, use a modern browser such as Chrome or Edge.
• Image files: Add Images only accepts image files.
• Audio files: Select Audio File only accepts audio files.
• Generated videos: Downloaded files are saved as MP4 video files on your device.
• Bulk downloads: Bulk generation downloads each completed video automatically instead of showing a preview for each one.

Troubleshooting

• Generate Video is disabled: Add at least one image first.
• Generate Videos is disabled: Add at least one image first, then make sure Enable Bulk Mode is turned on.
• Bulk generation fails or stops early: Try fewer images per batch, remove the audio file, or generate one video at a time.
• The video is the wrong shape: Change Aspect Ratio, or use Auto aspect ratio per group when generating in bulk.
• Captions are hard to read: Increase Background Opacity, change Font Color, or move the caption with Caption Position.
• An image is cropped unexpectedly: Turn Background Blur on for framed images, or reduce Default Zoom.
• Bulk generation creates more or fewer videos than expected: Check Images per Video and the selected image count shown above the image list.