Pikmoto Lenticular Printing FAQs

How does a Pikmoto print work?
A Pikmoto (also known as a lenticular printing) is created using a special plastic lens that displays different images depending on the viewer’s angle. As you move the Pikmoto in your hand from side to side, or walk past it, the image shifts between two different pictures.

What photos work best for a lenticular print?
1) Use vibrant colors and full ink coverage. This works best at producing a clean transition from one image to another.

2) Avoid using pure white backgrounds if possible. This will produce a ghosting effect. Lenticular ghosting is when you see two overlapping pictures at the same time. Instead of switching cleanly from one image to the next, you can see 10% of one image on top of the other.

Will I be able to crop my photos? 
Yup! When you upload your images you'll be given the opportunity to crop them.

Can I preview my print before it’s made?
Yes! Our online preview simulates how your Pikmoto will look by alternating between the two images you have uploaded.

Are Pikmoto Lenticular prints Made in USA?
Absolutely! All Pikmoto lenticular printing is made in our New York State facility located in Westchester Country.

Where do you ship to?
For now, we're only shipping to the continental US only.

How long will it take to receive my order?
Your Pikmoto will be printed within 3-4 business days. Shipping time depends on your location. USPS and UPS ground only.

Are my photos safe and private?
Definitely! We understand how precious your photos are to you. All information is encrypted using SSL (Secure Socket Layer) technology and transmitted securely. The pictures you upload will be deleted from our server 30 days after delivery. Why 30 days? Because we offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee! If you are not happy with your Pikmoto, we want to make it right.

What if I’m not happy with my print?
We want you to love your Pikmoto. If you’re not satisfied, contact us within 30 days of delivery. We’ll review the issue and offer a reprint or refund depending on the situation. Just send us video of the issue with your print so we can both confirm the issue, and make sure it doesn't happen again. Your happiness with the final product is our priority.

What lenticular lens is used for a Pikmoto?
If you are asking this then you have some lenticular knowledge! We use a 40 LPI (lenses per inch) Lenticular motion lens. We find this lens works best to provide a nice clean flip motion with little to no ghosting. You will be very happy with your lenticular print.

What picture frames do you offer for lenticular prints?
Crafted from premium, warp-resistant MDF wood composite, these durable frames are built to last. Each frame features a sleek .5-inch border with a clean, professionally wrapped finish. Choose from classic white, matte black, or textured farmhouse grey to perfectly match your space. Available now in 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10 sizes.

What is your Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy?
By uploading files to Pikmoto.com, you guarantee that you own the legal rights or hold explicit permission for every image you submit for printing. You certify that your content does not infringe upon the copyrights, trademarks, privacy rights, or intellectual property of any third party.

You assume sole responsibility and liability for all files uploaded to our platform. By placing an order, you agree to indemnify, defend, and hold Pikmoto.com harmless from any legal claims, damages, or expenses, including attorney fees, arising from unauthorized use of copyrighted materials.

Pikmoto.com does not verify the copyright ownership of submitted files and prints materials under the assumption that you possess the necessary rights. However, we reserve the right to ask for confirmation of ownership of property, refuse service, or cancel any order that we suspect violates intellectual property laws. A print that is found to have violated copyright law voids the right to refund or reprint.