Rewind takes care of the rest.
24 frames. The grab-bag — a different camera and film stock behind every shot, revealed only when it's back.
48 shots, paired two to a wide frame.
Pure, clean color or black & white. The roll runs through twice — every frame a double exposure.
A fine-art roll where every one of the 24 frames comes back an extreme, one-of-a-kind render.
The film stock and the camera are assigned when it develops — never before, and never by you.
A real camera. You frame, you focus, you set the exposure. Rewind decides the film, the camera character, and the look.
The roll develops in the background — about ninety seconds, thirty for members. We'll tell you when it's back. No peeking.
The contact sheet reveals every frame at once. All of it a surprise.
Favorite the ones you love into your Gallery. No retakes, no deleting a frame — the roll is the roll.
It looks simple on purpose. Underneath is a real camera and a lot of quiet craft — so every frame comes back feeling made, not filtered.
Focus, exposure, and flash are all in your hands. The film and the look are the only things you don't touch.
When a frame goes soft, it's true lens blur — the kind good glass gives you, never a cheap fake.
Grain, glow, and light leaks that take their color from the light you were standing in. Every frame comes back its own.
71 film stocks and 48 cameras, each with a character of its own — and a roll's look holds true every time you come back to it.
About once in a few hundred frames, a shot returns as a living rainbow. The rarest thing in the app — you can't buy it or force it.
A new photo from the community, every day. Submit a frame from the app with your Instagram handle. We curate the best — and if yours is featured, we send you a free roll of film on us. Submitting alone doesn't earn a roll; only featured shots do. The film, the camera, the chaos still decide the picture. You just press the shutter.
No. You drive the camera — Rewind chooses the film, the camera, and the look, revealed only when the roll develops.
Film develops. The roll spends about ninety seconds in the tank — thirty for Rewind Lab members. Then your roll is back.
No retakes, no deleting a single frame. You can let a whole developed roll go, but the frame is the frame.
Yes. Everything develops on your device and no photo leaves your phone — unless you choose to submit one to be featured.
A fine-art roll where every one of its 24 frames comes back an extreme, one-of-a-kind render. Bought, not random.
Five ultra-rares surface about once in a few hundred frames — rendered as a rainbow. You can't buy or choose them. You'll know one when you see it.