Photo to Figurine

A photo of a person, pet or couple → a collectible figurine or a bobblehead you can 3D print (STL / 3MF).

Who is in the photo
Describe the object

Or add photos of a real object below (then the text is optional). Organic shapes, toys and ornaments work best; precise mechanical parts do not.

Photos (1–5 of the same subject)
Drop photos here or tap to choose
Style
Base
Pose
Head size
Holding
Colours
Add a detail (optional)

First you get a picture of the figure (about 30 s). If you like it, build it in 3D; if not, redo the picture. The 3D step is only charged when you press Build. A step that fails is refunded.

2 · Build it in 3D

Print colours (filament slots)

Uses your 4 filaments (below) plus the six 50/50 blends Snapmaker Orca makes from them, as slots 5–10. In Snapmaker Orca 2.3.6 or later, load the same 4 filaments in slots 1–4 and keep the auto-generated mixed filaments on. Translucent filaments blend best. Use the Full Spectrum bundle colours

Match my filaments instead

Pick the colours loaded in slots 1–4 (leave a slot off to use fewer). Each part of the model takes the closest one.

The 3MF opens already painted in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Snapmaker Orca and PrusaSlicer. Load the matching filament in each slot.

For a nodding head: glue a spring into both holes. Needs about 8 cm height or more for a 5 mm spring.

Takes 1–3 minutes. Colour off = shape only (fewer credits; fine for one-colour prints and painting). Remaking the files at another size is free.

3 · Download

free, no AI

Print the body standing and the head upright on its flat neck cut (the chin needs a little support). Glue a small compression spring (about the hole diameter) into the two holes so the head bobbles.

The STL/3MF are one colour (shape only). The colour model is the .glb for colour printers, painting reference or Blender.

Recent

Photos and models are kept 30 days, then deleted.

Pick options, add a photo, make the picture.
The 3D model shows here.