Start with one tap.
Open a photo and Swish offers three ways in: Motion paints what flows, Sky swap gives it a moving sky, and Effects lays on rain, snow or embers.
Where: Open a photo. The "Make your first move" strip sits under it.

Motion
Pick a photo and show Swish what should move. Water runs, clouds drift, the camera glides, and the result saves to your gallery as a video.
Android 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.

Open a photo and Swish offers three ways in: Motion paints what flows, Sky swap gives it a moving sky, and Effects lays on rain, snow or embers.
Where: Open a photo. The "Make your first move" strip sits under it.

Brush over water, smoke or clouds and the motion follows your stroke. Pin the rocks and buildings so they stay put.
Where: Animate, then Motion Brush.

Zoom in, push in, orbit or go handheld. A slow move gives a still photo the feel of a film shot.
Where: Animate, then Camera moves or Camera FX.

A photo plays for 3 seconds by default, and you can set anywhere from half a second to 30. Save it as a video, up to 4K when your phone allows it.
Where: Duration on the clip bar, then Export.

Bring back the waterfall, the sea, the clouds over the mountain the way they moved that day.
A photo that moves catches the eye on Reels, Shorts and Stories.
Give a favourite picture a little breath: a drifting sky, falling snow, a slow push in.
No. One photo is enough. Swish makes it move and saves it as a video.
A photo plays for 3 seconds by default. You can set anywhere from half a second to 30 seconds.
No. It moves what is already there, with tools you control. It doesn't generate new video.
An MP4 in your gallery, at 720p, 1080p or higher, up to 4K when your phone and photo allow it. On Android you can also save a looping GIF.
Not yet. Swish is on Google Play for Android 8.0 and later, on 64-bit phones. An iPhone version is in the works.
Swish is on Google Play. Install it, pick a photo, and show it what moves.
Get it onGoogle PlayAndroid 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.