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Real results, each from one photo or drawing, made with Standard quality (Rodin Gen-2.5 Fast).

Hover a model to see the shape you would print. Open one to turn it in 3D.

Made with the free relief maker

Logos, names, drawings and photos turned into plates and cookie cutters in the browser, free to download. Each STL below sliced in PrusaSlicer with no errors and needs no supports.

How we made these

Every model here came from one picture and the same Standard quality you get on your first free try each day. We ran each picture twice and kept the better result. Nothing was smoothed, repaired or painted by hand afterwards.

Then we checked each one the way you would before printing: the mesh is closed, and PrusaSlicer 2.9.6 sliced it at 0.2 mm layers with no errors or warnings. Open an example to see its toolpaths, supports and how much filament it takes.

Not every photo works

Three results from the same tests, shown so you know what to avoid.

An owl model with the pencil from the drawing next to it
The pencil became part of the owlCrop out pencils and paper edges before you upload a drawing.
A mug model with the speaker that stood next to it
The speaker came alongPhotograph one thing at a time.
A knight on a horse with no head and stubby legs, from a picture that cut the horse off
Cut off by the frameKeep the whole figure in the photo, or the AI guesses the rest.

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