Turn your photos intomoving 3D prints

Design it free in your browser, preview the 3D effect live, then order a real lenticular print — custom size, shipped to your door.

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Start from any source

Upload photo sequences, a 3D model, an AI depth render, or a Sketchfab scene — we turn it into a real 3D print, shipped to your door.

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The product

A real print that moves in your hands

Every order is a physical lenticular photo with a real micro-lens sheet. Tilt it and the image shifts — no screen, no batteries.

Real lenticular lens sheet, checked before shipping

Custom size from 4×4 in up to 16×11 in

Free generation online — pay only for the print

Hologram simulation preview
Made for gifting

A 3D photo they’ll actually keep

The moment they tilt it and the photo moves, it stops being a print — it becomes the gift. Made from a photo you already have.

FAQ

How does the 3D motion effect work?

Each print uses a real lenticular lens sheet — a layer of tiny cylindrical micro-lenses. We interlace multiple viewing angles of your design at 60 LPI, so as you tilt the print, different angles become visible and the image appears to move or pop in 3D.

How long does shipping take?

Each print is produced on demand after payment. Typical production takes 3–5 business days, plus shipping time depending on your location. You will receive tracking information by email.

What is the return policy?

Because every print is custom-made for your order, we cannot accept returns for change of mind. If your print arrives damaged or defective, contact us within 7 days of delivery for a free reprint or refund.

Does it make a good gift?

It’s designed to be one. Upload a photo the recipient loves, preview the 3D effect free, and order a finished print shipped worldwide. The moment they tilt it and the picture moves, it’s not a flat print anymore.

What photos work best?

Clear subjects with good separation from the background — pet portraits, wedding shots, and baby photos all work great. For the strongest 3D motion use a multi-angle sequence; a single photo also works, with a subtler depth effect.