Baby Kick Art
Turn Baby Kicks into Art
About
Transform your baby's kicks into unique digital art. This app uses your phone's motion sensor to capture fetal movements and create personalized artwork. Save and share these special keepsakes.
What's New in Baby Kick Art
1.1
July 22, 2026
Fixed slow loading, choppy swiping, and occasional crashes when viewing saved sessions. Fixed an issue where the welcome screen skipped the opening fireworks animation on first launch.
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FAQ
What is Baby Kick Art?
Baby Kick Art is an app that uses your iPhone's motion sensor to capture your baby's movements in the womb and transform them into unique digital artwork. It offers three artistic modes and customization options for color and sensitivity.
How much does Baby Kick Art cost?
Baby Kick Art is a paid app, priced at $0.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required.
Does Baby Kick Art require a login or personal data?
No, Baby Kick Art does not require a login or access to personal data. The only permission needed is access to your photos to save the artwork.
What artistic modes are available in Baby Kick Art?
Baby Kick Art offers three distinct artistic modes: 'Time Lapse' for accumulating glowing circles, 'Waves' for concentric line compositions, and 'Fireworks' for bursts of color.
Can I customize the artwork in Baby Kick Art?
Yes, you can customize the artwork by selecting a color theme with a full hue wheel, adjusting the sensitivity to movement, controlling gesture spread, and choosing between a dark or light background.
How do I save or share my artwork from Baby Kick Art?
Once you finish a session, you can save your artwork directly to your iPhone's photo library or share it to other platforms.
Is Baby Kick Art suitable for children?
While created from a pregnancy experience, the app is also fun for little kids to make mesmerizing art with their own movement. It has an age rating of 4+.
How often is Baby Kick Art updated?
Baby Kick Art was last updated on July 22, 2026, with version 1.1. The developer considers it a pet project and plans to continually upgrade it over time.