Why Nimslo.app exists
The Nimslo 3D camera captures four slightly different views of the same moment. That is the magic—and also the fiddly part. Making a good wigglegram usually means splitting a scan, cleaning its edges, aligning the views, cropping the result, and building a loop by hand.
Nimslo.app packages that work into one focused browser tool, so the camera can stay strange and delightful without the workflow becoming a weekend project.
What V1 does
The first public release is free and deliberately narrow. It can:
- accept one strip scan or exactly four left-to-right frame images;
- work with JPG, PNG, and TIFF files;
- extract, clean, align, crop, and balance the four views;
- pick an initial focus and let you refocus the finished result;
- create a ping-pong GIF to preview and download; and
- do all of that without an account or payment.
Automatic focus is a useful starting point, not a promise of perfection. Refocus is part of the normal workflow whenever the first result chooses the wrong subject.
What comes next
Pro ideas such as larger outputs, extra export formats, film looks, and batch processing are being explored. They are previews, not products you can buy today. Features, timing, and pricing may change before any paid plan launches.
Privacy by default
Nimslo.app does not require an account. Uploaded images and generated files are temporary and are normally available for no longer than about one hour. They are not used to train AI models. The full details are in the Privacy notice.
Who made it
Nimslo.app is an independent project designed and built by Alex van Zijl. For a question, bug report, or privacy request, start through Alex’s GitHub profile. Please do not attach private scans or personal information to a public issue.