What is a wigglegram?
Learn what a wigglegram is, why alternating viewpoints create a 3D-like effect, and how it differs from a Live Photo or ordinary GIF.
Read the guideA direct-flash camera for iPhone
Make photos that move.
Capture five viewpoints and turn any portrait, object, or moment into a looping wigglegram.
Wiggle 3D, plainly explained
What is a wigglegram?
A wigglegram is a short loop made from several photos of the same subject at slightly different viewpoints. Alternating those frames reveals parallax, making a flat image feel deeper without a headset or special glasses.
Make a wigglegram on iPhone
A practical five-step iPhone wigglegram guide covering capture, camera movement, frame alignment, loop order, cropping, and export.
Read the guideFive photos. One little time machine.
Tap once, move around your subject, and let Wigglegram build the loop.
A tiny camera trick. No camera school.
Live guidance handles the technical part so you can stay with the moment.
Tap the shutter
One tap starts a guided five-frame capture.
Move a little
Step sideways, arc around, or change the phone angle.
Watch it wiggle
The five viewpoints become a loop you can refine and share.
Make the movement feel right.
Shape the loop without turning a playful photo into an editing project.
Crop every frame
Keep the subject steady across all five views.
Choose the loop
Bounce, move forward, or play it in reverse.
Tune the rhythm
Slow it down or give it a quick, tactile snap.
Pick a film
Keep it original or add a restrained film treatment.
Capture. Refine. Share.
Everything happens in a compact, camera-first flow on your iPhone.
Your photos stay on your iPhone.
Capture, face tracking, editing, and rendering stay on-device unless you choose to share the result.
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Give still photos a little life.
Download Wigglegram on the App Store.
