Flipagram, which lets you create short videos by using your photos, has launched on Windows Phone. The app uses photos from Facebook, Instagram, and your phone's camera to create these little stories, which you can set to your own music and share with your friends.
You can customize your stories to your heart's content. You can set the timing between flips in your videos for any length. You can set your title in any font, color, and size that you choose. You can pick music from your library, and check out a number of song previews for free. Instant Preview lets you check your timing and edits that you've made. Your stories can be shared through Facebook, email, text message, or a public link, and they can be saved to your Camera Roll.
Flipagram requires Windows Phone 8.1, and works on devices with 512MB of RAM. You can download Flipagram for Windows Phone for free from the Windows Phone Store.
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