Two cameras. One moment.Real 3D from your iPhone.

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Every shot, in real 3D.

iPhones with an Ultra Wide camera have two lenses side by side. StereoCam fires both at the same moment and turns every photo and video into real 3D: no glasses, no Vision Pro, no fake depth from one picture.

Real 3D, made to share

Two pictures taken at the same moment, a few centimetres apart, like your eyes. StereoCam lines them up on your iPhone and lets you see the depth in five ways.

Wiggle anything

A wiggle rocks between the two views, so the world around your subject moves in 3D while the subject stays still. Anyone can see it, no tricks needed. Share it as a video made for Reels, TikTok and your photo dump, or as a GIF.

The viewer playing a photo as a wiggle, with the tortoise-to-hare speed slider in the bottom bar

The cross-eye challenge

One tap makes a 9:16 post: the 3D pair with “cross your eyes until the 2 dots become 3”, then the wiggle as the reveal at the end. Everyone tries it in the comments.

A photo in Cross-eye view: the two pictures side by side with a dot above each, and the depth slider from Closer to Farther

Real 3D video, with sound

Film side-by-side 3D video at up to 1080p, at 60 fps in good light, steadied without breaking the 3D. Auto switches to 24 fps when it gets dark, so the picture stays clean.

Made for good 3D

The screen plane lands on your subject by itself. A warning shows when something is too close to look comfortable, and the depth slider pushes the scene back or pulls it forward.

The camera held sideways: the viewfinder in the middle with a green level line, Photo and Video on the right and a tip to keep the subject 0.5 to 1 metre away

Five ways to see it

Cross-eye, Parallel, Red-cyan for 3D glasses, Wiggle, or a flat picture. Bring in spatial photos and videos from Photos, or save yours as Spatial to watch them on Apple Vision Pro.

Your defaults: picture shape Wide 16:9 or Square, the view new shots open in, wiggle speed and video frame rate

Shoot once, see it in 3D

No account and nothing to set up. The tutorial shows the cross-eye trick in a minute.

Get the app

Install StereoCam on an iPhone with an Ultra Wide camera: iPhone 11 or later.

Hold it sideways

That puts the two cameras side by side, like your eyes. Keep the level line green and your subject 0.5 to 1 metre away, with something behind it.

See the 3D

Tap the thumbnail: the shot opens in Cross-eye view, and Wiggle, Parallel, Red-cyan and Single are one tap away. The tutorial teaches the cross-eye trick step by step.

Your shots stay yours

A camera should not need an account, a server or your data.

No account, no servers

Nothing to sign up for and nothing uploaded. Lining up the two pictures, the depth and the wiggle are all worked out on your iPhone.

No ads, no tracking

No analytics, no ads, no tracking and no third-party SDKs. The App Store label says Data Not Collected.

Photos: add only

StereoCam adds your 3D shots to your library and can’t see the rest of it. Importing spatial media uses Apple’s photo picker, so it gets only what you pick.

Before you buy

Which iPhones work?

An iPhone with an Ultra Wide camera: iPhone 11 or later, with iOS 16 or later. Not iPhone SE, iPhone 16e, iPhone 17e or iPhone Air, which have one rear camera. iPads, Macs and Apple Vision Pro can’t film in 3D. Import from Photos needs iOS 18, and Save as Spatial needs iOS 17.

Do I need 3D glasses or a headset?

No. A wiggle shows the depth to anyone, and the cross-eye and parallel views work with your eyes alone. Red-cyan is there if you have 3D glasses, and spatial copies play in 3D on Apple Vision Pro.

How do I see the cross-eye picture?

Hold the phone at arm’s length, head level. Hold up a finger halfway to the screen and look at its tip, then move the finger until the two dots become three. Keep your eyes there and look at the middle picture: after a few seconds it snaps sharp. Seeing four? Cross a little less. If your eyes get tired, look away for a moment.

Can my friends see it without the app?

Yes. Share a wiggle video or GIF and anyone sees the 3D. The 3D challenge is a 9:16 video made for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

Why does the phone have to be sideways?

Held sideways, the two rear cameras sit side by side like a pair of eyes. Held upright, the screen shows “Rotate to begin”. On iPhones whose lenses sit diagonally, the app asks you to tilt a little until the level line turns green.

What is free?

Your first few photos or videos (Settings shows how many are left), saved to your Photos library as side-by-side 3D pictures. StereoCam Pro adds unlimited shots and the 3D gallery: wiggles, the view modes, depth and sharing.

What does StereoCam Pro cost?

Monthly or Yearly, renewing until you cancel, or Lifetime, paid once. Your free shots come first. Prices vary by country, and the App Store shows yours before you buy.

Is my data private?

Yes. No account, no ads, no tracking, no servers. Your photos and videos stay on your iPhone and are never sent to us. Details in the Privacy Policy.

More answers on the support page →

Free shots first

Your first photos and videos are free. Then StereoCam Pro: Monthly, Yearly or Lifetime.

Monthly and Yearly renew until you cancel. Lifetime is paid once. Prices vary by country, and the App Store shows yours before you buy.

Shoot your first 3D picture

Get StereoCam, hold your iPhone sideways and point it at something an arm’s length away.

iPhone 11 or later · iOS 16+ · No account, no ads