Snapshots

A snapshot is a real photo that ships pre-calibrated: the floor, the sun, and the foreground cutouts are already measured, so your fig can stand in the picture, behind the railing, lit right. No setup and no tracing: that work was done when the snapshot was made.

The Snapshot of the day

Today greets you with the Snapshot of the day: today’s photo with your newest finished fig already standing in it, somewhere new every morning.

Make it real turns the flat picture into a real photo scene , built from the snapshot’s stored camera, sun, and stand spots. Your fig stands on the calibrated floor, the foreground cutouts are standees in front of it, and the scene lands ready to rearrange and photograph .

The rack

See them all (or the Snapshots section on the Scenes tab) opens the rack: every snapshot, grouped into packs of places, with loose ones under More places. Each card previews with your own fig already in it. Tap any card and the same one-tap scene build runs.

Some snapshots know more than one stand spot: some days the fig stands behind the foreground, some days in front of it.

Snapshots are the zero-setup cousin of photo scenes : the same result, with the calibration already done.