THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FEELING
Website media credits
The films and photographs on this website celebrate the little things worth keeping. Thank you to the creators who made this imagery and music available through Mixkit.
Footage & photographs
Our inspiration films and their still images use licensed stock footage. They were not filmed with Moments and do not imply an endorsement by the people pictured. Each source below was offered under the Mixkit Stock Video Free License when retrieved on 9 September 2026.
- Group of friends partying happily — Mixkit
- Father and son reading a book together — Mixkit
- Bike ride of a couple through a city park — Mixkit
- Children playing with a dancing fountain — Mixkit
- Woman walking on beach towards boulders — Mixkit
- Feet walking on the beach — Mixkit
- Beautiful aerial shot of beach shore — Mixkit
- Woman drinking coffee in a cafe — Mixkit
- Two people hiking — Mixkit
- Pedestrian walk in tokyo — Mixkit
Website soundtracks
- The Journey by Ahjay Stelino — Mixkit
- Rising Sun by Diego Nava — Mixkit
- Gimme that Groove! by Michael Ramir C. — Mixkit
- Sweet September by Arulo — Mixkit
- Just Keep Walking by Michael Ramir C. — Mixkit
These website previews and the earlier review prototype use these tracks under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License. They are separate from the music included in Moments. We do not provide them as an app music library or as standalone downloads.
The actual Moments demonstration
The interactive demo uses three prepared scenes: a father and son reading, children at a fountain, and friends dancing. Capture controls add these sample scenes; the demo does not access your camera or photos. Each cut, track, length, and restoration choice plays an export made by the actual Moments editing pipeline in the iOS simulator. Its website-only tracks are Gimme That Groove, Sweet September, and Just Keep Walking, licensed from Mixkit. They are not included in the app catalog. Their audio files were analyzed with the app’s beat-grid tool before rendering. Exports are compressed for web playback without changing the native cuts. The demo offers replay and an App Store link, without a sample download. The full app captures your own scenes and renders on your iPhone.
For music used in the app itself, visit App music credits.
Typography
Manrope, used under the SIL Open Font License. The earlier review prototype also uses Instrument Serif. Fonts and media are served from this website.