ShapeShot: 3D Model Generator

New: Print Studio and lithophanes. Turn a photo into a 3D model or a print that glows, check size and filament, add a name on a base and export STL/3MF.

Snap it. Shape it.

ShapeShot turns a single photo into a real 3D model — one you can spin in your hand, place on your table in augmented reality, and send straight to your 3D printer.

FOUR WAYS TO SHAPE • Replica — a faithful 3D copy of the object in your photo: toys, mugs, sneakers, souvenirs, anything you can hold. • Figurine — turn your pet, a toy or anything else into a collectible figure, complete with its own base. • Drawing to Toy — bring a kid's drawing to life as a solid 3D toy. • Lithophane — turn a photo into a thin panel that lights up when you hold the print to a lamp.

TAP THE OBJECT YOU WANT Photos are messy. Tap the object you want and ShapeShot cuts it out right on your iPhone — only that object is used, the rest of the picture is ignored.

SEE IT IN YOUR ROOM Every model opens in AR Quick Look: place it on your desk, resize it, walk around it, take a photo with it. Share the 3D file in Messages and friends can open it in AR too.

PRINT STUDIO Choose the height and your printer, and see the size, an estimate of the filament and whether it fits before you export. Add a name on a base and preview it in 3D. Export 3MF or STL, cleaned up into closed shapes and ready for popular slicers such as Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer and Cura — just share the file or save it to Files.

SIMPLE PRICING, NO SUBSCRIPTION Your first model is on us. After that, buy a credit pack — credits never expire. AR viewing and standard print exports are always free, and if a model ever fails, its credits come back automatically. Extras such as a name base use credits, and the app shows the cost first.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no email. Object selection happens on your device. Uploaded photos are deleted after 7 days, and nothing is used to train AI models. A lithophane keeps a grayscale copy of its photo until you delete it.

Models are AI-generated from a single photo: sides the camera didn't see are imagined by the AI, so details may differ from the real object. Printed models aren't toys for children under 3 and aren't food-safe.

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