A visual diary for the moments you keep
Turn your photos into a moving memory.
Memory Lane is an AI photo-to-video app. Put 2 or more photos in order, and it generates a short moving clip that carries each photo into the next, then joins them into one continuous video you can download.
Start free in 720p, then move up to Creator or Studio.
Your Lane
Soft Life, 2026
Order, transform, finish.
You choose what belongs together. Memory Lane takes care of the movement between each moment. Unlike two-frame transition tools, Memory Lane takes your whole sequence of photos, not just a pair, and returns a single continuous video.
1Getting ready
2With Mom
3Golden hour, together
- Lane
- Your ordered set of photos, and everything made from it.
- Waypoint
- One photo in a Lane.
- Leg
- The short AI-generated clip that carries one photo into the next. N photos make N−1 Legs.
- Reel
- The finished video: every Leg joined in order.
- Credits
- What you spend to make a Reel. Longer Lanes, longer Legs, and sharper video cost more, and nothing is spent until you ask for one.
Made with Memory Lane
A few Lanes and the Reels they became. Press play on any of them.
Example Lanes made by the Memory Lane team from AI-generated photos. Reels you make stay private to you.
A golden anniversary
Our first home
A milestone birthday
01
02
03The best part is often what happens between the photos.
A Lane is a living sequence, not a finished album. Add, remove, or reorder your Waypoints until the path feels like yours. When you are ready, make a Run.
Private by default
Every photo and video you upload lives in storage that belongs to your account alone.
Your photos and videos live in private storage. No other user can ever see them.
When we generate a Leg, we share a photo with our AI generation partner through a temporary, time-limited link, never a permanent one.
The finished video is saved to your private storage, and we ask our AI partner to delete its working copy within about two hours. See our Privacy Policy.
Start free, then pick a Plan
Plans
New accounts start with a one-time 150 Credits free trial, enough for 1 standard 3-photo Reel in 720p. It stops at fixed 5-second Legs in 360p or 720p. Paid Plans unlock longer and sharper Reels, and the estimate below stays tied to the pricing formula: a standard 3-photo Reel uses 90 Credits at 5 seconds and 720p.
- Creator700 Credit allotment / month7 standard 3-photo Reels$12.00Paid Plan / month
- Studio1,750 Credit allotment / month19 standard 3-photo Reels$29.00Paid Plan / month
Standard estimate / 3 photos / 5-second Legs / 720p / longer Legs and 1080p use more / All prices in USD
Credit Packs Active subscribers can add one-time Credit Packs when a monthly allotment runs short — 270–5,040 Credits, $5.00–$79.00.
Questions, answered
Is Memory Lane free?
You can start free: new accounts get a one-time 150 Credits, enough for 1 standard 3-photo Reel in 720p. Paid Plans unlock longer and sharper Reels: Creator is $12.00 a month and Studio is $29.00 a month, in USD.
Does Memory Lane use my photos to train AI?
Not by us: we do not sell your photos or use them for advertising. To make a Leg we send a photo to our AI generation partner, fal, through an expiring link, and ask it not to store the request. fal’s terms allow it to use anonymised or aggregated data to improve its models, as our Privacy Policy explains.
How long is the video?
Each Leg, the clip between two photos, is about 5 seconds, so a 3-photo Reel runs about 10 seconds. Paid Plans allow Legs up to 8 seconds.
Can I download my video?
Yes. You can download a Reel at any time, and it is saved in your private storage until you delete it.
What AI model does Memory Lane use?
Memory Lane uses a third-party AI video model, run by fal, to generate the motion between each pair of photos, then joins the clips into one Reel.
Is Memory Lane available in Canada?
Yes. Paid Plans and Credit Packs are sold in Canada and United States, priced in USD.














