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“Free” and “good” are usually things that don’t come together. Not legally, anyway. You’ll have to improvise. You can use Windows Movie Maker in collaboration with an online image editor (such as GIMP or Aviary) to make frame-by-frame edits, and then lay the original audio track down over the sequence of images.
