Turn a photo into a moving picture.
Swish makes still photos move on your phone. Paint the water that should flow, keep the rocks still, swap in a sky that drifts, then save it as a video.
Android 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not in any app store yet.
Paint what moves.
Brush over water, clouds or smoke, and draw an arrow to say which way it goes.
Hold what stays.
Tap a rock or a building to pin it. Swish holds the whole shape, not just the spot you touched.
Save the loop.
Export an MP4 at 720p, or up to 4K when your phone and clip allow it, at 24 to 60 frames a second, or a looping GIF on Android.
- 24 animation presets and camera moves, including Push In, Orbit and Handheld.
- Works on photos and on short clips.
- Projects save as you go, and every change can be undone.
Questions.
Does Swish work on iPhone?
Not yet. Swish is coming to Android 8.0 and later, on 64-bit phones, and is in early access. It isn't in any app store yet.
Are my photos uploaded?
Manual editing, previews, effects, skies and export run on your phone and work offline. If you use AI edit, your prompt, recent chat, project details, a few frames and sometimes a short piece of a clip's sound go to Google Gemini. Full videos never upload.
Does Swish make AI video?
No. Swish moves the photo or clip you already have, with tools you control. It doesn't generate new video.