Facet — Picture to 3D Print Panel
Turn any picture into a 3D relief panel of numbered coloured pieces on a pegboard — assemble it on screen, then download files for your 3D printer.
How to use
- 1Upload a picture or photo, frame the area you want, set the panel size in centimetres and its shape: straight, rounded, oval, circle or hexagon.
- 2For a photo, simplify it first: poster, low poly or voxels — otherwise a realistic shot is cut into random pieces.
- 3The picture is cut into pieces along its outlines: flat colour becomes a large piece, detailed places small ones; deeper layers have bigger pieces, higher ones smaller.
- 4Colours are matched to real Bambu Lab spools (Basic and Matte), or pick any colour. Every piece stands on at least two pegs and nothing overlaps.
- 5Watch it build on screen, place pieces by hand or find them by number, then download the kit: pieces laid out on print beds, the pegboard split into plates with dovetail locks, and the assembly map.
FAQ
- Is my picture uploaded anywhere?
- No. The panel is made right in your browser; the picture and the files never leave your computer.
- Which files can I download?
- The assembly kit (pieces face down with the number on the back, the pegboard in plates for your printer, the assembly map), a single solid relief as 3MF and STL by colour, and SVG for a laser cutter.
- Why does my photo turn into random pieces?
- A realistic photo has no clear outlines. Choose Poster, Low poly or Voxels first: the picture is simplified, then cut into pieces.
- Which cutting styles are there?
- Facets, round, puzzle and honeycomb. You can also limit the number of pieces, the smallest piece, the number of colours and layers, the relief depth and the tilt of the facets.