Video-In-Photo

Name: Video-In-Photo
Price: 2.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Masanori Katsuta

ByMasanori Katsuta

For content creators and hobbyists looking to produce stylized, composite video effects similar to cinematic moving imagery.

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What is Video-In-Photo?

Video-In-Photo is a creative editing tool that allows users to embed and composite video clips into static images. It enables the creation of dynamic, "moving portrait" style content by offering precise control over video placement, cropping, and visual adjustments.

Current Momentum

v1.0.2

Fixed the video output failure bug.

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What makes this app unique?

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What Are The Key Features?

Video EmbeddingStandard

Allows users to position and embed video clips into any area of a chosen photo.

Advanced Editing ToolsStandard

Provides options to cut, transform, and adjust the brightness, contrast, and saturation of embedded video elements.

Export and SharingStandard

Supports saving composite videos directly to photo albums and exporting via file sharing.

How much does it cost?

Paid

Who Built It?

Masanori Katsuta

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Providing specialized, single-purpose visual effects and camera utilities for social media creators and mobile photographers.

Portfolio

Apps

Free 3Paid 9

Photo & Video83%

Music8%

Utilities8%

Who is Masanori Katsuta?

Masanori Katsuta operates as a high-volume experimentalist, favoring a 'single-feature-per-app' strategy over the consolidated multi-tool approach common in the Photo & Video category. This fragmented portfolio allows for rapid testing of niche AR and lens effects without bloating a flagship product. The primary strategic signal is a recent surge in development activity, suggesting a pivot toward refreshing successful visual concepts after a period of portfolio stagnation.