PokoPoko

PokoPoko is a playful story camera for turning everyday moments into expressive photos. Capture a photo, collect subjects as reusable elements, or build your own film roll—then combine mirrors, frames, themes, borders, and colors to tell the story your way. Three ways to capture Photo Take still photos or Live Photos, choose an aspect ratio, and decorate the scene with frames, elements, mirror styles, and themed details. Elements Turn objects, people, pets, and other subjects into reusable elements. Capture a new photo or choose one from your library, and PokoPoko will automatically identify subjects and create candidates for you to review and keep. Frames Capture moments on a 36-shot story film roll. Watch each image develop, browse your personal roll library, save full-size photos, or reuse frame shots as decorative elements in new compositions. Mirror selfies Create mirror-style selfies with different mirror frames, templates, themes, locations, and decorations. Reusable materials Build your own element library or explore the built-in collection. Select multiple elements at once, place them freely, and adjust their position, size, and rotation. Frame styles Add captured frame photos to a composition with nine styles: instant photo, tape, pin, film strip, viewfinder, editorial, torn paper, postage, and color layers. Borders and connections Apply solid, double, dashed, dotted, stitched, glow, and other border styles to elements. Adjust width, spacing, color, and opacity, or connect multiple elements with decorative lines. Photo editing Fine-tune exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, warmth, sharpness, and more. Apply color presets to quickly shape the mood of a photo. Save and continue editing Save finished photos and Live Photos to the in-app Works album or the system Photos library. Each work remembers the elements, frame photos, mirror styles, and decorations used in its composition, so you can reopen it and continue editing later. PokoPoko is made for travel memories, selfies, pets, daily objects, friend gatherings, and all the small moments worth turning into a story.