Frequently asked questions

A zoetrope is a spinning animation viewer with a sequence of images arranged around the inside of a cylinder. When the cylinder spins and you look through its evenly spaced slots, each slot briefly isolates one frame. Your eyes blend those rapid glimpses into one moving loop. FlickerBonbon uses 15 edible frames to create that same playful illusion.

Each starter set includes one personalized 15-frame edible strip and one reusable zoetrope viewer. Current prices and additional-strip prices appear in the pricing section.

Pure Chocolate uses molded monochrome relief, Color Candy preserves bright edible colors, and Embossed Candy adds raised tactile image detail.

First choose a two-second section from the lightweight full-video timeline. The studio imports only that section; then you drag a second selector to fine-tune the one-second, 15-frame loop with no extra commit step.

Yes. Drag the crop preview to pan, use the zoom control, and choose either a square 1:1 frame or a portrait 4:5 frame.

No. Preview media is decoded and transformed inside your browser using temporary device memory. It is not sent with the contact form and disappears when the page closes or reloads unless you save or share the finished strip.

Only media you own or have permission to use. Do not upload illegal, sexually explicit, exploitative, hateful, harassing, privacy-violating, or otherwise inappropriate content.

Only if you own the necessary rights or have clear permission. Public availability does not make an image free to reproduce, and a person’s likeness may require consent.

No. It is a visual simulation of a molded height-map relief. Chocolate, candy, molds, printers, lighting, and ingredients can change the physical result.

Tap Prepare 15-frame strip, then Share / Save. Choose Save to Files or Save Image. You can also open the full-size strip and press and hold it.

Ingredients and allergen details depend on the final product and production facility. Confirm dietary needs before ordering; a preview does not confirm suitability.

The optional in-browser person mask uses Google's MediaPipe Image Segmenter and Selfie Segmentation model (Apache 2.0). The separate operator-only Depth Studio credits Apple's Depth Pro, PyTorch, Gradio, NumPy, SciPy, OpenCV, Pillow, and Trimesh. Full licenses and notices ship with the local tool.