Thanks to the built-in iPhone Photos app, you can create a slideshow and photos and videos your one after the other without any manual interaction. You can customize your slideshow by choosing a custom background, music, and theme. You can even adjust the speed at which the images flow during the slideshow.
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Note: The Photos app on iPhone only allows you to play your content (photos, videos) as a slideshow. You cannot save these slideshows to play back later or on another device. However, you could capture a video of your iPhone screen during the slideshow and save or stream it to Apple TV using AirPlay.
How to create a slideshow of photos and videos on iPhone
- To start creating the slideshow, open the Photos app on your iPhone.
- Then, select the photos and videos you want to include in your presentation.
- When you've selected your photos and videos, in the bottom left corner of your screen, tap the share icon.
- In the sharing menu, tap “Slideshow”.
- Immediately afterwards, your iPhone will automatically create and play a slideshow with all the photos and videos you have selected.
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You can make changes to your presentation by selecting “Options” in the lower right corner of the slideshow.
On the “Slideshow Options” page, select the items you want to change. These items are related to the theme, music, speed, and repeat.
Theme: Use this option to change the slideshow theme.
Music: Here you can change the music that will accompany your slideshow. There is also the option to upload a music track from the Music app.
Slider: Use this setting to change the slideshow playback speed on iPhone.
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Once you have selected the elements you want for your slideshow on your iPhone, save your settings by tapping “Done” in the upper right corner.
After these actions, you are ready to enjoy your slideshow containing your favorite photos and videos, on your iPhone!
Source: How-to-geek
