PicoMap: Projection Mapping
Turn Any Surface Into a Stage
About
Transform any surface into a dynamic display using your iPhone. Easily map videos and photos onto walls, stages, or objects without a computer. Offers advanced controls for precise adjustments and creative effects.
What's New in PicoMap
1.1
August 13, 2026
bug fix.
In-App Purchases
$2.99
PicoMap Full Access
Unlock layers B–D and use up to four layers.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is PicoMap used for?
PicoMap is used to turn surfaces like walls, stages, and objects into dynamic displays by projecting videos and photos from your iPhone. It's designed for live shows, events, art installations, and creative room lighting.
How does PicoMap work?
You connect your iPhone to a projector, then use the app to drag four corner points to match your desired surface. You can then import and play your own videos and photos, with options for layering and effects.
Can I use PicoMap without a computer?
Yes, PicoMap is specifically designed to work directly from your iPhone, eliminating the need for a computer or complicated desktop software for projection mapping.
What kind of surfaces can I map with PicoMap?
You can map various surfaces including walls, stages, and objects. The four-corner adjustment feature allows for precise mapping onto rectangular, circular, triangular, diamond, or custom-shaped surfaces.
Does PicoMap have any special effects?
PicoMap offers a range of real-time effects such as kaleidoscope, pixelate, chromatic, and strobe. It also includes controls for opacity, soft-edge, and master intensity.
Is PicoMap suitable for beginners?
Yes, PicoMap is made for anyone trying projection mapping for the first time, as well as for professional DJs and VJs. Its portrait-first controls are designed for ease of use on iPhone.
What devices does PicoMap support?
PicoMap is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. External output and resolution capabilities will depend on your specific device and display setup.
How often is PicoMap updated?
The latest version of PicoMap is 1.1, which was last updated on August 13, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.