Start with the full photo
Choose a richer image with more than one useful composition or moment.
Shot BuilderOne image.
One image.
Several reel starts.
A strong photo can contain a wide scene, a hero subject, and the detail that sells the story. Shot Builder helps you save each as its own intentional starting point.
Use one photo well
Find the individual stories inside the full scene.
Keep the original photo visible as your reference, then frame the areas that deserve their own reel. Each saved frame opens in Quick Reel for its own motion, message, and finish.
- Save two to five intentional frames.
- Give each frame a specific job: wide view, hero, or detail.
- Return to the original whenever you need the full context.
123From one photo to several posts
Build each reel around one clear point.
Shot Builder gives you the starting frame. Quick Reel gives that frame the focused motion and content it needs.
Save the frames
Mark the wide view, hero subject, and relevant detail that deserve separate attention.
Make the reels
Open each saved frame in Quick Reel and make its motion, message, and timing fit that one post.
When the story continues
Make separate reels first. Stitch only when they belong together.
Shot Builder keeps each idea focused. If a few finished clips later work better as one compact sequence, take them into Quick Stitch.
Wide context
Start with the full scene when the viewer needs to understand the place or the moment.
Hero moment
Give the key subject enough room to stand out without competing with every other detail.
Useful detail
Turn the product, feature, texture, or call-to-action into its own post when it has something to say.
More than one post
Find the individual reels already inside your best image.
Start with the photo you already captured. Save the frames that matter, then make each one count.