Single
One idea, brought into relief.
$3.991 generation · 6 credits
- STL · GLB · 16-bit PNG · ZIP
- 72 hours of result storage
- A new generation uses 6 credits. Failed tasks return them automatically.
Make one. Or make a collection.
Buy credits once. Each relief costs 6 credits and includes STL, GLB, a 16-bit depth map and a ZIP bundle. No automatic renewal.
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Creator Pack
Room to explore a small collection.
$14.995 generations · 30 credits
- STL · GLB · 16-bit PNG · ZIP
- 72 hours of result storage
- A new generation uses 6 credits. Failed tasks return them automatically.
Studio Pack
For a workbench full of projects.
$49.0020 generations · 120 credits
- STL · GLB · 16-bit PNG · ZIP
- 30 days of result storage
- A new generation uses 6 credits. Failed tasks return them automatically.
USD, one-time payment. Any applicable tax is shown at checkout. Purchased credits never expire. Failed tasks return credits; cash refunds are handled under the refund policy.
Before you make your first relief
Questions about preparing a photo or an order? Contact support.
Contact supportIs this a complete 3D scan?
No. A single image becomes a shallow relief with a flat or curved back. Hidden surfaces and exact real-world measurements cannot be recovered from one photo.
What is free?
Upload into the browser, crop, rotate, mask and simulate grayscale for free. No image is sent to the model during editing. Formal generation requires credits.
What happens if generation fails?
A failed task returns its consumed credits automatically. Repeated status checks and queue messages do not charge again. A new generation with changed parameters uses a new credit charge.
How long are my files kept?
Source images are kept for 3 days. Result files are available for 72 hours, or 30 days when Studio Pack credits are used. Download a copy before expiry.
Can I send the files straight to a machine?
Inspect dimensions, mesh integrity and material limits first. We do not generate toolpaths or guarantee a safe print, cut or engraving. Start with a small test piece.