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
  1. 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.
  2. 2For a photo, simplify it first: poster, low poly or voxels — otherwise a realistic shot is cut into random pieces.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.