Find a shot you like and make it with your artwork

PDF, Illustrator (PDF-compatible), PNG, JPG, WebP, TIFF, SVG, Photoshop or a ZIP of them, or a 3D model (STL, OBJ, GLB or Blender .blend; a STEP file exported as one of those), up to 200 MB a file. Print files give the sharpest result: we read the real size from the PDF trim box or the image's DPI. A flat image of each side, or a mockup, works too: if a file doesn't say its size, you can set it when you check the product in 3D.

Anything printed, folded, bound or boxed. Drink cans (standard, sleek, slim and tallboys), bottles (wine, spirits, beer, droppers, supplements, lotion), candle jars and tins, cosmetic and food jars, squeeze tubes, stand-up pouches and sachets, 11 oz and 15 oz mugs, boxes and cartons, books, card decks, posters, game boards and pieces, plus 3D models from STL or Blender files. Each comes in standard sizes with a template to draw your art on.

No. We build it in 3D from your print files at their real size, so you can make launch, pre-order and crowdfunding visuals before anything is manufactured. The files you'd send your printer are all we need.

No. Your artwork is never redrawn, retouched, upscaled or generated: your own files are printed onto true-to-size 3D models, and the shot is rendered in Blender. AI helps with two jobs a 3D artist's assistant would do: reading your files (which object is which, and where its art goes) and setting up the scene (camera, light and motion) from your brief. Your files are never used to train AI models.

Yes. We don't redraw your product with an image model. Your actual files are mapped onto accurate 3D geometry, so type stays crisp and colours match your files. If text or art comes out wrong, we redo it free, up to twice per render.

Credits are used when a render starts. For new files, a bigger scene's extra is asked at the 3D check, before we build the shot. The price covers a preview of the key moments (usually about five minutes once your objects are checked), 2 adjustments to it, the final render in every format you picked and a revision. Your first animation is free: up to 5 objects and 10 seconds.

Only these, each shown before you pay: animations over 10 seconds (1 credit a second, up to 20), a new object we build in 3D from your description and photos (19 credits, once; it then stays in your library), scenes of more than 5 objects (+1 credit for every 2 more), and uploads of more than 20 files (+5 credits, or +10 credits past 50; an upload holds up to 100). A deck or a sheet of tokens counts as one object, or as one per 10 pieces in shots that move pieces one by one.

Every render includes a revision. Each one after that is 1 credit per 10 objects in the scene, at least 1 credit for a still and 2 credits for an animation. If a render fails on our side, your credits come back automatically.

Yes. Stores, ads, crowdfunding pages, decks, print: they're yours, with no watermark.

Your files are only used to make your renders, never to train AI models. Each job runs in its own wiped workspace under its own user, and nothing is kept on the GPU servers after a job.

1 credit = $1, and every price is a whole number of credits: an animation is 29 to 39, depending on the shot, with its 4K still, and a still on its own 19. Credits come with a monthly plan: Starter, $50 for 50; Launch, $150 for 165; Studio, $400 for 480. Unused credits roll over every month while you're subscribed, with no cap. If you cancel, they last until the paid month ends, then they're removed. Top-ups never expire.

Any time, on the Credits page. Moving up charges the difference now and adds the difference in credits now; moving down starts at your next charge. Pause for up to 3 months and nothing is charged, with your credits kept. On Studio, top up 120 credits for $100 whenever you need more.