Join Android early access

Android early access

Make it move.

Swish turns your photos and clips into living video. Paint the water, pin what stays, swap in a real sky, add rain or embers. On your phone.

  • 40living effects
  • 31moving skies
  • 15looks
  • 24one-tap moods

Android 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not in any app store yet.

Real clips

One pass. Before and after.

Eight clips by Pexels creators, after one pass in Swish: a real sky, one effect, a look, a title. Press and hold a clip, or tap Original, to see it as shot.

after darkRain. Look, Cinema. Title.Clip by Cheng on PexelsLooking down on a crowded pedestrian street at night, lined with bright neon signs.
still waterSparkle. Look, Golden hour. Title.Clip by Raunaq Sachdev on PexelsClear water over stones at the edge of a mountain lake, jagged peaks beyond under a cloudless blue sky.
into the mistSnow. Look, Cool air. Title.Clip by Nadiia Biloshytska on PexelsA hiker in a pink jacket walks through dry grass toward a lake below a mountain wrapped in pink mist.
last lightWishing stars. Look, Teal orange. Title.Clip by Asad Photo Maldives on PexelsTwo people walk hand in hand in silhouette along the shoreline under an orange sunset.
neon nightsFireflies. Look, Cyber neon. Title.Clip by PNW Production on PexelsA man in a denim jacket stands on a Chinatown street at night under a red neon sign.
golden hourSky, Sunbeams. Title.Clip by Charles Parker on PexelsThe Empire State Building and the Manhattan skyline at sunset under a band of grey cloud.
island daysBirds. Look, Vivid. Title.Clip by Roong Thongwichien on PexelsA palm tree leans over a rocky shore as waves break on a turquoise sea under a blue sky.
slow morningsFalling leaves. Look, Warm film. Title.Clip by Buse Çolak on PexelsA cup of coffee and a small plant on a sunlit windowsill.

The people in these clips don't use or endorse Swish. The footage is licensed from Pexels and credited by author; the edits were made with Swish's engine.

Living layers

Forty effects. Drawn live.

Rain, snow, embers, petals and thirty-six more, made on your phone, not downloaded. Lay one over the whole picture, or drag it into place and erase it where it shouldn't be.

All forty effects

Or pick a mood. Twenty-four quickloops set a sky, a camera move, an effect and a soft sound in one tap, from First Snow to Stargaze.

How it works

Three moves.

From a still to a video in your gallery, all in one app.

  1. Pick a photo or a clip.

    Anything in your gallery. Swish opens it on your phone, and the editing happens there too.

  2. Show it what moves.

    Paint the water, pin the rocks, swap the sky, lay on an effect and a look. Or tap a mood and get it all at once.

  3. Save it.

    An MP4 in your gallery: 1080p at 30 by default, up to 4K at 60 frames a second when your phone and clip allow it. On Android, a looping GIF too.

40
living effects
31
skies that move
15
looks, one tap each
24
one-tap moods
20
adjustments, with a histogram
13
fonts for text that moves
24
pieces of music in six moods
33
sound effects
9
transitions
10
templates

Privacy

Some things stay put.

Edit on your phone, offline. When you choose AI edit, your prompt and selected frames go to Google Gemini. Your full videos never upload.

On your phone

Editing, previews, effects, skies, looks, Motion Brush, text, music, Enhance and export. Skies, music, fonts and templates come inside the app, so nothing waits on a download. Your projects stay on your phone, and the app has no analytics or tracking built in.

Sent to Google

When you sign in. Swish asks you to continue with Google the first time and uses your account only to sign you in. After that first sign-in Swish opens offline too.

When you send an AI edit, and only then: your words, recent chat, project details, a few frames and sometimes up to a minute of a clip's sound.

Make your first move.

Swish is coming to Android. Leave your email and we'll write when there's a build for you.

Android 8.0 or later, on 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet. We'll only use your email to tell you about Swish on Android.