Prepare a photo for bas relief: crop, mask the background, set the size in millimeters and review your one-time generation cost before submitting.
Drop a photo to open the workbench. Adjust the image and dimensions before you generate.
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB
Your photo stays in this browser until you submit.
Crop the subject, rotate the composition and paint out distracting background. Preserve ears, hair and outlines before adjusting light and contrast. Editing stays in your browser.
Start with printing, engraving or stamp settings. Adjust millimeter size, relief depth and base thickness, then inspect how the surface and 3D preview respond.
Confirm image rights and the 6-credit charge before submitting. Return to your private project to inspect and download the result. Failed generation restores the original credits.
Your browser can process pixels instantly. But a brighter part of a photo is not necessarily a raised surface. The preparation preview and the generated relief do different jobs.
Grayscale comes from pixel brightness. Surface mode adds simulated lighting, and 3D mode turns brightness into height. Use them to explore framing, the base and size; they do not understand faces, fur or object structure.
A white background can look raised while a dark nose looks recessed. That is brightness mapping, not measured depth.
After submission, the model service interprets the prepared photo and settings to produce a shallow relief, STL, GLB and depth map. The result can differ from the local preview. One photo cannot recover hidden surfaces or guarantee exact physical geometry.
Inspect the generated files before printing or machining. A preview is not a fabrication guarantee.
One project includes the models, depth map and a ZIP bundle. Check dimensions, outlines and machine settings after download.
Check millimeter dimensions, base contact and supports in your slicer. CNC use also needs toolpaths prepared in CAM.
Open the on-demand 3D viewer in your project to examine the profile and base. Viewing a model does not replace slicing or machining checks.
Use it in workflows that support height maps. Grayscale is not laser power: test your material and set machine parameters separately.
Start with one complete outline and even lighting. Avoid heavy blur, deep shadows and a cluttered background touching the subject. Increasing mesh resolution cannot restore detail missing from the photo.
Read the photo preparation guideKeep ears and whisker outlines intact; separate fur from the background.
Light the face evenly and avoid deep shadows across eyes and the nose.
Use clean boundaries and substantial strokes. Check recessing and mirroring.
No. Selection, cropping, masking and brightness previews happen in your browser. The photo is not sent to the model before submission. Confirmed generation uses 6 credits; an insufficient balance leads to a one-time payment first.
JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 10 MB and 24 megapixels, with a minimum short side of 256 pixels. The background brush is manual, not automatic subject removal.
When browser storage is available, drafts stay on this device for 24 hours and restore your last editing step. Check the save status in the toolbar. If storage is unavailable, the draft stays only in this tab: download the edited image or sign in and save a private project before closing it.
No. The output is a shallow relief interpretation of the photo, not a scan of a whole object. It cannot recover the hidden back or measure real-world size from a photo without a size reference.
Source images remain for 3 days. Results normally remain for 72 hours, or 30 days when Studio Pack credits are consumed. Download before expiry. Failed generation restores credits; cash refunds follow the refund policy.