Create amazing moving photos with Pixaloop lighting for Android

That Google has chosen it as one of the best Android apps of 2019 through its Google Play Awards initiative should come as no surprise to anyone. Enlight Pixaloop is undoubtedly one of the more interesting and ingenious apps landed on the mobile platform this year, as evidenced by its more than 10 million installations and an average rating of 4,3 out of 5 stars.

If you are one of the few who still do not know or have not used this tool, know that it is a photo editing app very different from the others, which allows us to generate moving images from the photos we take with our mobile in an extremely simple and intuitive way.

Create amazing animated photos with Enlight Pixaloop

The app is completely free and can be downloaded to any device via the Google Play Store. However, some of its functions require a paid subscription, which can be purchased through in-app payments ranging from € 1,75 per month to € 64,99.

That said, once the app is installed, it * is very easy to create our first animated image. To do this, you just need to follow these steps:

• Click on the "New Project" button at the bottom
• Choose the image from your gallery that you want to turn into an animated photo
• Tap the "Animate" button and mark the path that the part of the image you want to move should follow (you can mark different parts of the image)
• (Optional) Edit the reference points to define how the image should move

And this is all! This way we will have created our first animated image, which we can now share via third-party apps such as Instagram or WhatsApp thanks to the fact that Pixaloop offers the possibility to export creations in video format. choose the resolution and format. There is also the option of export animated images as GIFs, although this is one of the features that requires a Pro subscription. However, you always can turn videos into GIFs using one of the many apps that allow you to create GIFs on Android.

But that's not all, far from it. Among the many other options offered by the app is the possibility of change the speed of movements, create loops or freeze specific parts of the image. Also included are tools designed for change the sky style of the image –Which works, by the way, is surprisingly accurate in most cases– or to add elements to the image such as birds, smoke, flames and many others.

The potential of Enlight Pixaloop is enormous and, despite the large number of options and tools it offers, it is a very easy to use app that anyone can exploit.