Photo slideshow with music
Turn a folder of photos into a slideshow that changes picture on the beat. Good for birthdays, weddings, trips, graduations and memorials.
Tape 90 is a free music slideshow maker. Put on a song and your photos skate past on the beat, with VHS grain and rink-light colour.
Make a slideshow, freeNo sign-up. No uploads. It all runs in your browser.
Drop a folder of photos anywhere on this page, then connect the music.
Add a folder containing MP4 or MOV videos. Clip audio stays muted. Starts, section jumps and exits follow the beat.
One photo roll for every style. Drop a folder anywhere, or use Add folder. Switching styles keeps the same photos and your place in the roll. Photos and videos stay local until you refresh. Video playback depends on browser codec support.
Seven slideshow styles, each with its own colour, camera and cut speed. Switch mid-song and your place in the photo roll stays put.
Couples skate. Slow pushes, a cut every 4 beats.
Speed skate. A new photo on every beat.
Black-light hour. Mirrored photos breathe with the bass.
Photo booth break. Three prints, reshuffled.
Limbo. Panels trade places on each beat.
Last skate. Silver holds and long, slow pans.
One free tool, four ways people use it. Everything runs in your browser on Windows, Mac or Chromebook.
Turn a folder of photos into a slideshow that changes picture on the beat. Good for birthdays, weddings, trips, graduations and memorials.
Play any song and watch your photos react to the bass, tempo and chorus, with VHS grain, flashes and colour shifts that follow the music.
Put Watch tape on a second monitor or a TV in fullscreen and leave it running as a living photo background or screensaver-style display.
Plug a laptop into the venue TV, connect the DJ’s or Spotify’s audio, and your guests’ photos cut along with the music all night.
Drag it anywhere on the page, or use Add folder. MP4 and MOV clips skate in as short muted cuts.
Press Connect system audio and share the tab or app that’s playing, or open a music file. The tempo locks in after a few bars.
Full screen on the TV, cutting on the beat, for as long as the music lasts. Press F any time.
Tape 90 turns a folder of photos into a slideshow that moves with your music. It listens to the song, finds the beat and BPM, and cuts between your pictures in time, with VHS grain, scanlines, tape wobble and film-style colour. Seven looks, photo grids and mirrored layouts, captions from public-domain quotes or your own lines, and 4:3, 16:9 or 9:16 portrait formats. There’s no account and no upload: your photos never leave your device.
Yes. Tape 90 is completely free, with no sign-up and no paid tier.
No. Photos, videos and audio stay on your device. Tape 90 runs entirely in your browser and never uploads your media.
Add a folder of photos, start a song, and press Connect system audio (or open a music file). Tape 90 detects the beat and BPM and changes photos on the beat. You can cut every beat, 2, 4 or 8 beats, or tap the tempo yourself.
Yes. In Chrome or Edge, choose Connect system audio, then share the browser tab that is playing with Share tab audio checked, or share your entire screen with system audio for desktop apps like Spotify. Only the audio is analysed.
Chrome and Edge on desktop support every feature, including system audio capture. Other browsers can play the slideshow with a local music file or the demo rhythm.
Yes. MP4 and MOV clips from your folder can be mixed in as short muted excerpts on the beat, and you can show public-domain quotes or write your own caption lines.
Yes. Open Watch tape and press F for fullscreen on any monitor or TV, and it keeps cutting through your photos to the music. It is a fullscreen browser window rather than a system wallpaper setting, so it works the same on Windows, Mac and Chromebook. With no music playing, the demo rhythm keeps it moving at 90 BPM.
Yes. It reacts to the bass, tempo, loudness and brightness of whatever is playing: photos change on the beat, the camera pushes on bass hits, choruses speed up the cuts and silences freeze the frame.
Not yet. Tape 90 plays the slideshow live in your browser. To keep a copy, record the screen with a built-in tool such as the Windows Snipping Tool, Xbox Game Bar or the macOS Screenshot toolbar.
Hundreds. Tape 90 keeps your originals on your disk and only decodes a few at a time, so large folders stay smooth.
No. Tape 90 is a website: open tape90.app in Chrome or Edge on a computer and start. There is nothing to download and no account.