FVLM is a film camera for your phone. Tap once and the frame comes out graded, grained and light-leaked, the true disposable look baked in the moment you shoot.
Photo and video, developed in the app and saved to a roll that counts down. Nothing to add later. It already looks like this.
The look
Daylight roll
Straight out of the camera
Light leak
One frame in three
Colour
The cube does this
In motion
Real grain, every frame
Night
Grain in the shadows
Shoot now.
Grain that boils
Off, then on
Get FVLM.
Get the app →Photo
Not a shoot-and-forget filter — a real camera you work by hand. The whole photo stack, exploded.
Effects
Rear-sync flash holds the shutter open, lets the light streak, then fires on the tail so your subject snaps sharp against the trails. Or drag it handheld and let the whole frame smear into paint.
Rear-sync flash
Trails first, the pop lands last
Slow shutter
Drag it, let the frame paint itself
Freeze the pop.
Zine
The rarest thing now is a photo you can hold. Every roll folds into a real little book — your frames laid into spreads, printed and bound. Tap the ground to turn the page; hit shuffle to re-lay the spread.
Video
Motion records in a forced 4:3 gate — the way film framed the world before widescreen. That boxy frame in the finder is the format itself, not a crop.
One-tap film
The look, live in the finder
A roll that counts down
A can of film, not infinite frames
Developed in-app
The lab bakes every clip
Minimal settings
Point and shoot
Make
Cut your reel
A frame-accurate timeline
Pick your grain
Tap — the reel swaps
Real emulsion
Not a filter — real 16 mm
The whole roll
One camera for photo and video. The disposable look — real colour, real grain, real light leaks — baked in the instant you shoot. Drag the shutter for effects, cut your reel on 16 mm, fold the roll into a zine. No filter. No darkroom. No settings.
