Take a photo
Frame a fig in the Camera tab, select a look, and capture a photo, loop, or video.
Video coming soon. The written walkthrough below is the whole build.
Written walkthrough
The Camera tab captures stills, loops, and video from the editor. This is the Take Photo card in the Learn tab.
1. Drop the subject
Drop a Sphere. Any fig works in front of a camera.
2. Color it
Give it a color with Fill . A colored fig shows better in a photo than bare gray.
3. Open the Camera tab
Tap Camera in the tabs. The Camera opens with the whole fig in the frame. Tap any other tab to close it.
4. Frame the shot
Drag to rotate, pinch to zoom. Framing opens Shape (1:1, 4:5, 16:9, 9:16, or 3:2), Angle, and Height. The frame shows the picture area. In a scene, Framing also has Border and Focus.
5. Pick a look
Look opens the Style dropdown (Handheld, Lofi, Flat, or Pixel) and the Film dropdown (None, B&W, Ritual, PSX, Sepia, or Dream). The picture updates live. In a scene, Look adds a Lens dropdown: Off, Instant, Cozy, Fisheye, Retro TV, VHS, or Security cam.
6. Snap the photo
Photo captures a still: tap Snap and it is ready to share. Loop records a short rotating GIF: tap Spin it. With its Camera row on Still, the button reads Loop it. Video records with sound: tap Roll it. On a photo or a loop, Behind sets the background: Backdrop, Transparent, or A color. Each file is named after the fig.
Every Camera control is on The Camera .