Starter
Free workflow
Validate your image pipeline and print settings
Use 2D interlacing
Render 3D models locally
Run lenticular pitch tests
The 2026 AI engine is now live
Bring 3D visualsonto the page
Turn 2D images, 3D models, AI views, or Sketchfab scenes into lenticular print-ready output.
4
input workflows
9600
PPI print-ready output
1min
typical setup time
24/7
online rendering access
Features
View guides and docsMultiple inputs, one output pipeline
Rendering angles, interlacing, and print configuration are packaged into a clear workflow. Users only choose the source format and the platform handles the technical steps.
01
2D Sequence Layers
Upload multi-angle photo captures or illustrated frame sequences to simulate a classic 3D photography workflow.
See requirements02
3D Model Files
Upload GLB or OBJ files directly. A built-in virtual camera array renders the required views for lenticular output.
Model specs03
AI View Generation
Start from a single image. The AI engine estimates depth and fills missing viewpoints to revive flat visuals.
Try AI04
Sketchfab Link
Paste a model ID and process large volumes of community models through cloud rendering resources.
Export guideLive preview
Preview first, print later
Before exporting, preview depth, layering, and visual impact so you can confirm the result before moving into print or export.
High-fidelity multi-view preview
Tuned for lenticular print parameters
Works for 2D, 3D, AI, and Sketchfab inputs
Pricing
Open pricingStart free and scale when needed
2D interlacing, local 3D rendering, and pitch testing stay directly accessible. AI multi-view generation uses credits, which fits both light experimentation and studio usage.
Popular
AI Credits
For single-image to multi-view generation
AI multi-view generation
Flexible one-time top-ups
Fast iteration for proofing
FAQ
What is lenticular printing?
It is a print technique that uses a micro-lens sheet so different images appear from different viewing angles, producing 3D or motion effects. The platform generates the interlaced file for that lens material.
What print specs are supported?
Common lenticular ranges from 20 LPI to 160 LPI are supported. You can define the target LPI during generation to match your material.
Which export formats are available?
You can choose high-quality lossless TIFF or PNG. For print, we strongly recommend using lossless TIFF.