1 Photos
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Top and bottom photos (optional, improves the shape)
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Retriever sample: four matching model screenshots from iRahulRajput’s Golden Retriever, CC BY 4.0. Source model labelled AI-generated.
Flower pot: six matching screenshots of Stylized Tulips by SophieSchenk, CC BY 4.0.
Front alone powers Mosaic & 2D Photo. The 3D Figure needs Front + one side — add Back, the other side, Top and Bottom for a sharper carve. Tap a filled photo to outline exactly what to build (just you, not the mountain behind you) and to swap the photo.
How to photograph your own object
Keep the object still against a plain, contrasting background. Take front, back, left and right photos at the same height and distance, with the entire object visible. Use the same zoom for every view.
For Top and Bottom, keep the front of the object towards the bottom of the photo. If it is unsafe to turn an object over, leave Bottom empty. Tap a photo to correct its outline. Adjust size and budget after loading your views.
This prototype intersects photo outlines to estimate the shape. It does not recover hidden details or verify brick connections and stability. Inspect the layers before ordering parts. The dog sample uses a curated sculpture; the potted tulips use a plant interpretation based on coloured regions in the photos, with simplified stems and leaves.
Flower-pot screenshots: Stylized Tulips by SophieSchenk, CC BY 4.0.
2 Design & budget
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3 Preview
A sculpted LEGO interpretation of the sample dog. Compare with the original reference; the preview, instructions and parts list use the same bricks.
Loading the original model…
Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. This is the source model, not a reconstruction from the uploaded photos. Budget and size control the separate brick build.
Drag in any direction to see every side, including the top and underneath. Use the zoom slider or scroll over the model to zoom.
4 Instruction manual
Generates a LEGO-manual-style step-by-step booklet: numbered colour callouts, per-step piece lists, and the full parts inventory at the back.
5 Order the parts
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- LEGO.com Pick a Brick (official, ships in one box): the button opens a tick-off checklist — each row is one tap to the exact part search with the official colour name and quantity. LEGO has no public cart API yet, so filling the bag stays on their site (that's the partnership pitch).
- BrickLink (a LEGO Group marketplace, usually cheapest): one tap copies your wanted list and opens the upload page — paste → Buy All auto-fills carts. May ship from several sellers.
Tap Find — it opens the exact part on LEGO.com. Pick the colour shown, set the quantity, Add to Bag, then tick the row. If a part isn't stocked on Pick a Brick, grab it via the BrickLink auto-cart instead.
Draw one or more loops around what you want built — everything outside is ignored (draw a loop inside another to cut a hole). No outline = the whole photo. Auto finds the subject inside your loop; exactly builds your traced shape as-is.