Make FIFA World Cup Photo Slideshows with 2014 FIFA World Cup Photos on Windows/Mac

It was Mario Götze who scored a late-game winner for Germany to clinch 2014 FIFA World Cup. Götze made his debut for Dortmund in 2009-10, a season that ended with Germany finishing third in South Africa. Four years later, he's scored the goal (a beautiful, delicate finish of immense technical difficulty performed on the biggest stage with a casual, almost insulting ease) that's won the tournament. This was the plan to make footballers like Götze.

As did Robin van Persie, the first footballer in the history of the game to literally leap like a salmon. There is some argument over whether this was the best goal of the tournament, but there can surely be none that it was the most ludicrous. A header from that many yards out is special enough. A flying header from that many yards out is a bit silly. A deliberately and impudently lobbed flying header from that many yards out is the kind of goal that only ever gets scored in comic strips. KA-POW! Bonus content: the look on Iker Casillas' face; the butchery of the high-five; that it sparked one of the most hilarious dethronings in the history of international football.

Giorgio Chiellini claims he was bitten by Uruguay's Luis Suarez during the FIFA World Cup 2014 group D preliminary round match between Italy and Uruguay at the Estadio Arena das Dunas in Natal, Brazil on June 24, 2014.

Germany's Miroslav Klose celebrates after scoring against Ghana during their 2014 World Cup Group G soccer match at the Castelao arena in Fortaleza, Brasil on June 21, 2014.

Fans react as Brasil's forward Neymar is carried off the pitch on a stretcher after being injured during the quarter-final football match between Brazil and Colombia at the Castelao Stadium in Fortaleza during the 2014 FIFA World Cup on July 4, 2014.

Switch to "Convert" module on the submenu after you enter the main interface of the photo slideshow maker. Click the “Add Photo” button to browse and add World Cup photos you want to turn into photo slideshows into this photo slideshow app. Selected photos would be automatically generated into a photo slideshow upon loading. You could click the thumbnail icon to play back generated photo slideshow.

Click the "Edit" icon on the preview panel to enter the "Slideshow Editor" interface, where you need to open "Video" panel to adjust Video Settings (photo duration, transition duration, transition effect). You could adjust photo position via drag-and-drop, and insert other photos into the created photo slideshow on the photo timeline.

Open the “Audio” panel on the editing panel. You could click the “Add Music” button or directly drag FIFA music from your computer into generated photo slideshow to create a photo slideshow with FIFA World Cup music. You could drag one or several songs as background music, change music position and adjust output audio effect.

Next to the “Add Photo” button, click the drop-down box (named “MP4 Video” by default) and select “Change” option to enter the Profile panel, on which you could select profile as output format.

On the main interface, click the big green “Convert” button, set the output directory in the “Save to” box and then click the bottom “Convert” button to start converting generated photo slideshows to desired format. When completed, you can find World Cup photo slideshows on the output directory.

Switch to "Convert" module on the submenu after you enter the main interface of the program. Click the “Add Photo” button to browse and import source FIFA photos you want to turn into photo slideshows into this photo slideshow maker. Selected photos would be automatically generated into a photo slideshow upon loading. You could click the thumbnail icon to play back generated photo slideshow.

Click the "Edit" icon on the preview panel to enter the "Slideshow Editor" interface, where you need to open "Video" panel to adjust Video Settings (photo duration, transition duration, transition effect). You could adjust photo position via drag-and-drop, and insert other photos into the created photo slideshow on the photo timeline.

Open the “Audio” panel on the editing panel. You could click the “Add Music” button or directly drag World Cup music/song from your computer into generated photo slideshow. You could drag one or several songs as background music, change music position and adjust output audio effect.

Next to the “Add Photo” button, click the drop-down box (named “MP4 Video” by default) and select “Change” option to enter the Profile panel, on which you could select profile as output format.

On the main interface, click the big green “Convert” button, set the output directory in the “Save to” box and then click the bottom “Convert” button to start converting generated photo slideshows to desired format.