1. Choose a clear source image
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP with one complete subject, a visible silhouette, and separation between thin parts such as handles, stems, ears, or legs. Leave space around the subject and avoid several touching objects.
2. Upload and select generation quality
Choose the quality that fits the amount of detail and wait time you need. Your image is processed automatically and is not displayed back on the public page.
3. Inspect the generated geometry
Rotate the result and check the silhouette, depth, underside, thin features, and any areas that the source photo did not show. Image-derived geometry is an estimate and may require repair before printing.
4. Set the finished STL height
Enter the intended model height before downloading. Scaling changes the entire model proportionally; it cannot restore details that were absent from the generated mesh.
5. Download and validate before printing
Open the STL in your slicer or mesh-repair tool, confirm dimensions and watertightness, choose supports and orientation, and review the complete toolpath before starting a print.