Motion: Live Photo to Video
Convert, save & share clips
About
This app extracts and saves the video clips embedded within your Live Photos. Preserve precious moments like birthdays and first steps that might otherwise be lost when sharing or backing up. It offers a simple way to ensure your motion memories are saved as standalone video files.
What's New in Motion
2.0.7
October 5, 2026
• No new features this time. This is a small housekeeping update. • Your saved videos and your history stay exactly where you left them. • Thank you for keeping your Live Photo videos with MotionKeeper.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$1.99
Unlimited Extractions
Unlock unlimited video extractions. One-time purchase.
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FAQ
Does MotionKeeper have ads?
No, MotionKeeper is ad-free. The developer explicitly states 'No subscriptions. No ads. Just your video memories, saved.'
How much does MotionKeeper cost?
MotionKeeper is free to download and includes 10 free extractions. Unlimited extractions are available via a one-time purchase, with no subscriptions required.
What devices does MotionKeeper support?
MotionKeeper is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS.
How often is MotionKeeper updated?
The latest version, 2.0.0, was released on April 7, 2026, indicating recent development and support for the application.
What is the age rating for MotionKeeper?
MotionKeeper has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests it contains no mature content.
Can MotionKeeper convert regular videos into Live Photos?
No, MotionKeeper's function is to extract the video component FROM existing Live Photos, not to convert videos into Live Photos.
What makes MotionKeeper different from other photo apps?
Unlike some apps that may only save the still image from Live Photos, MotionKeeper specifically extracts and saves the motion as a separate video file, ensuring no memories are lost.
How does MotionKeeper handle privacy?
The app focuses on extracting and saving your existing Live Photo content. No specific privacy features are detailed, but it operates within your device's Photos library.
