Set up
Prop your phone upright at hip height with the screen facing you, then step back until your whole body fits.
How it works
How Pip turns four photos into a 3D body.
What happens between propping your phone up and comparing two scans, step by step.
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- No mirror or helper needed
- Nothing uploads without asking you
- Delete your scans any time
From photos to a 3D body
Your first scan is free. After that, you’ll need a Pip membership to keep scanning.
Take four photos
Pip asks you to face the camera, turn to each side and turn away. It takes each photo once you’re in position.
Agree to the upload
Pip shows you what will be sent to build your 3D body. Nothing is uploaded until you agree.
Build the model
Pip looks at all four photos together and fits a 3D body to your shape.
Save it
The model is saved with its photos and date. Your first one becomes your starting point.
Compare
Scan again in a few weeks in similar clothes and light. Pip compares the two and marks which areas look different.
The four photos
Each photo shows Pip a different side of you. Tap through to see what Pip asks you to do for each one.
Face the camera and let your arms hang with a small gap from your waist.
Accuracy
What a photo scan can and can’t tell you.
It’s good for seeing whether your shape is changing from month to month. It isn’t a medical scan, and the body-fat and waist figures are estimates, not measurements.
Loose clothing, a different pose or poor light can all change the result. Pip keeps your photos with each scan, so you can check them when a result looks off.
How Pip builds and checks its estimates
Pip Body Scan is coming soon.
It’s coming to the App Store for iPhone. Your first scan will be free to take, and you’ll need a membership to see your results.
Coming soon to the App StoreiPhone only, iOS 17 or later.
Pip Body ScaniPhone only
Coming soon to the App Store