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How it works

From the file you already sliced to photos and videos of every color, in four steps. Every image is rendered from your G-code, not generated by AI.

  1. Slice as usual

    In Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or PrusaSlicer, with the settings you print with, and export the file.

    How to export from your slicer

  2. Upload the file

    The .gcode.3mf, or a .gcode. We read the toolpath, move by move, and a first preview shows the print in the colors you sliced it in.

    Files it reads

    • A .gcode.3mf from Bambu Studio or OrcaSlicer
    • A .gcode from Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or PrusaSlicer

    All three slicers are checked on real prints; others, such as Cura, aren’t yet.

    Files it doesn’t read

    • STL or other model files: slice them first
    • A .3mf project that isn’t sliced
    • Binary G-code (.bgcode)

    Up to 100 MB. A project with several plates renders one plate at a time.

  3. Pick colors, a scene and where they go

    Start from one of 14 templates, or set it up yourself: the colors, a scene, up to 6 camera angles and where the images go. Each color becomes a variant, and each place gets images in its own shape, framed so nothing is cut off.

    The color library

    • Etsy3000×2250
    • Shopify2048×2560
    • Amazon2000×2000
    • MakerWorld1920×1440
    • eBay1600×1600
    • Instagram story1080×1920

    Download images and videos

    Final images, sized for each platform and ready for your listing, and videos of 6, 8 or 10 seconds.

Videos: one move each, from 16.

Each video is one move: a turn, an orbit, a push-in to the layer lines and nine more camera moves, or a growth, your print building itself layer by layer along its toolpath (one print, not a product). It runs 6, 8 or 10 seconds, in one color, in 9:16, 4:5 or 1:1. Two frames of the move preview free.

A video uses 20 credits, and if it fails, they come back.

The tall fluted vase in Bambu Lab PLA Matte Latte Brown on the wood table, the first frame of its turn.
Real render · a turn, 8 seconds, 4:5 · Bambu Lab PLA Matte Latte Brown

Sized for every place you post

Each platform asks for its own shapes. The app frames a render for each one, so nothing is cut off.

  • EtsyMarketplace
    • 4:3 · 3000×2250
  • ShopifyMarketplace
    • 1:1 · 2048×2048
    • 4:5 · 2048×2560
  • AmazonMarketplace
    • 1:1 · 2000×2000
  • eBayMarketplace
    • 1:1 · 1600×1600
  • Google ShoppingMarketplace
    • 1:1 · 1500×1500
  • WooCommerceMarketplace
    • 1:1 · 1200×1200
  • MakerWorld3D models
    • 4:3 · 1920×1440
  • Printables3D models
    • 4:3 · 1920×1440
  • Thingiverse3D models
    • 4:3 · 1600×1200
  • Cults3D3D models
    • 2:1 · 2000×1000
  • InstagramSocial
    • 1:1 · 1080×1080
    • 4:5 · 1080×1350
    • 3:4 · 1080×1440
    • 9:16 · 1080×1920
  • FacebookSocial
    • 4:5 · 1440×1800
    • 1:1 · 1024×1024
  • PinterestSocial
    • 2:3 · 1000×1500
  • TikTokSocial
    • 9:16 · 1080×1920
  • XSocial
    • 1:1 · 1200×1200
    • 16:9 · 1920×1080

What happens to your file

You, through your account. We look at a file only when you ask for help or to fix a problem. Files and renders are stored in the EU (Frankfurt), rendered on GPUs in the US, and never used to train anything.

Read the privacy policy

Try it on your own prints.

Upload a sliced file and see your first render.

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