Start the trip and share the link
Give the trip a name and Videmory creates a private upload link. Send it through your group chat, text or email.
Videmory Travel
After a group trip or a family holiday, the photos and videos are usually spread across everyone’s phones. Send the group one private link. Videmory collects the original files, puts them in the order they were taken and edits them into a film you can all keep.
Introductory launch offer: your first finished film is just AU$49, with additional versions only AU$15 each. Watch each film in full before you pay.
The finished film follows the trip from the first day to the last, using photos and video from everyone who contributed.
Not a shuffle set to music. The days in order, the places you were, the moments worth keeping, and the people who were there.
Longer trips are organised day by day, in chronological order.
Photos and videos are grouped around the places you visited.
The film moves from your arrival through to the final day.
Repeated, blurry and unusable files are removed so the film keeps moving.
The film draws from the whole group, not just the person who took the most photos.
You receive an MP4 file that you can download, keep and share.
The trip is sitting across several phones, cameras and GoPros. Everyone has a different part of it, and nobody wants the job of sorting through it all.
One film that follows the trip in order and includes footage from the whole group.
Give the trip a name and Videmory creates a private upload link. Send it through your group chat, text or email.
Contributors open the link and choose the original photos and videos from their camera roll. There’s no app to install and they don’t need an account. You can collect up to 1,000 files from as many people as you like.
When everyone has finished uploading, choose the film length, aspect ratio and soundtrack, then start the build. You can watch each completed film before paying. If the soundtrack doesn’t suit the trip, you can try another.
Travel & holiday video guides
Eleven short guides on collecting from everyone, what a trip film costs, and which kind of tool suits the photographs you actually have.
You choose the length and aspect ratio before the film is built. Each combination you select is delivered as its own finished film.
A longer version containing everything that passes the quality check, arranged in trip order.
A shorter film featuring the strongest moments from the trip.
Most trips just make the full film, which keeps everything worth keeping. The highlight is the shorter alternative, and it only appears once a trip has enough in it for the two to come out genuinely different — more than about six minutes of material. You also choose the aspect ratio, the format that best suits where you want to watch or share the film. If you would like it delivered in another aspect ratio as well, you can add that as another version: your first film is AU$49, and each additional film delivered, whether it has a different length or aspect ratio, is AU$15. You can watch every version in full before you pay.
There is no public gallery or social feed. Only people with the trip link can open the contribution page.
Friends and family can upload without creating an account or remembering another password.
The organiser controls when uploads close, when the film is built and who receives the finished file. You can also delete the trip and its uploaded files.
Introductory launch offer
No subscription, nothing that renews, and nothing to pay until you have watched the film you are paying for.
AU$49 your first finished film
AU$15 for each additional version — another length, another format, or both. Every version comes from the photos and videos already uploaded: the same trip, cut a different way.
Introductory pricing is available for a limited time and may increase in the future.
Every film includes
Payment runs through Stripe. Videmory never sees or stores your card details.
Travel video questions
A maker, and the distinction matters. There is no editor assigned to your trip and nobody watches your footage: it is software that collects everyone's files and builds the film. That is why it costs what it costs, and why you can watch the whole thing before you decide to pay for it. What an editing service involves, and what it costs.
That is the case it was built for. One private link gathers everyone's original photos and video, and the film is made from all of it rather than from whoever happened to take the most pictures. More on group trips.
No. They open the private link, enter a display name and upload from their own camera roll. There is no app to install and no contributor account or password.
No. There is no AI in the part of Videmory that makes your film, and nothing about your trip is sent to a model. It reads the date and time your camera already wrote into each file, works out the order, paces the photographs, trims the clips and cuts to the beat of the track you chose — all to rules that were written and tested. Every frame is something you photographed or filmed. How the automatic edit works.
People find it by searching for one, and it does that job. But a slideshow or montage is stills in a row: this plays your real video too, follows the trip in the order it happened, and arrives as a finished film rather than a timeline for you to work on. Five ways to make a travel video, and who each suits.
Nothing had to be done during the trip. The film is reconstructed afterwards from the dates already inside your photographs, so there is no journal to have kept up and no route to have logged. Videmory does not draw a map; what it does instead is put the days in order. More on trip recaps.
Yes. You choose the aspect ratio before each film is built, so the same holiday can be a wide film for a television and a vertical one to share. Under the introductory launch offer your first finished film is AU$49 and each additional version is AU$15.
Not in the least. Videmory is made in Adelaide and priced in Australian dollars, and it works the same way whether it was a fortnight in Europe, a road trip, a cruise or a long weekend.
Create the trip, send the private link and give everyone time to add their photos and videos. Nothing is built or charged until you’re ready.
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