LapseMaker

What LapseMaker is

LapseMaker is an Android app for turning photos into timelapse videos and creating stop-motion animation. Import single images or whole folders, then stitch them into a video; the maker says it can process up to 2,000 images at once. Rendering happens on the device, and photos remain local unless you choose to share them. Output options include 1080p and 4K, plus experimental 8K rendering that depends on source resolution and device capability.

Stop-Motion Lab offers frame capture, onion skinning, locked focus, and locked exposure. For projects captured over time, LongLapse lets you add sessions across multiple days and render them together as one video. The maker cites examples including 3D prints, artwork, LEGO builds, plant growth, renovations, DIY, and photography. LapseMaker is available through Google Play. Its Free plan costs nothing, billed 100% Free Forever, with no ads, subscriptions, accounts, or watermarks. Google Play lists developer disclosures of no data collected and no data shared with third parties. Support is listed at [email protected].

Who it suits

LapseMaker suits Android users making timelapses from image sequences or stop-motion projects. Its LongLapse projects may suit creators documenting changes across multiple days, such as plant growth, renovations, or 3D prints.

Limits

The Free plan supports up to 2,000 images at once. 8K output is experimental and depends on source resolution and device capability.

Getting started

1. Open the LapseMaker listing on Google Play.
2. Install the Android app.
3. Import individual images or a folder.
4. Use Stop-Motion Lab for frame capture, or add sessions to a LongLapse project.
5. Render the video at a supported resolution.

Verdict

Choose LapseMaker if you want an Android app for timelapse or stop-motion work, with local rendering and a free plan that has no ads or watermarks. Look elsewhere if you need a platform other than Android or dependable 8K output.