Как это работает
Wigglegram 3D estimates which parts of your photo are nearer or farther and keeps one plane near the center of the composition steady. Eight frames then move nearer and farther surfaces sideways by different amounts in a smooth back-and-forth rhythm; intensity changes how far they really move instead of fading a still copy over every frame. Nearer surfaces stay in front where things overlap, edges stay clean, and the narrow gaps that open beside foreground objects are filled by continuing the background behind them. At full strength, movement is capped at 2% of the image width and fades to nothing at the side edges. The unchanged center view appears twice so the loop plays seamlessly, and image and transparency move together in a lossless animated WebP. Very large photos are scaled down proportionally to 1.75 megapixels so all eight lossless frames stay small enough to download.
