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LiveMaker

Turn any video into a Live Photo

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LiveMaker converts any video into a real Live Photo, entirely on-device. Pick a clip, trim it to the perfect moment, crop the frame, mute audio, and choose the key frame — then save straight to Photos as a genuine Live Photo that plays when you press it. No uploads, no account, no subscription: everything runs locally with Apple's frameworks. Free to use; a one-time $3.99 Pro upgrade removes the watermark.

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