With PhotoMotion for iOS, you can set up the start and end points for each image, add a title, and let the app do the rest. If you want a quick project you can also have the app set up all the zooms and pans for you automatically.
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Setting it manually
Manually set the start and end points by using pinch gestures on the photo.
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Title position
In the lower right, you can see arrows where you can select where your title will show up for that specific slide.
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Additional controls
Go to settings to change the video format, toggle crossfade transitions, select an overall title position, select your font, and add your musical backdrop for the project.
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Share your project
When you're finished you can share to a number of social networks, upload to YouTube, or simply send via e-mail or SMS.
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