SculptOK

What is SculptOK?

SculptOK is a credit-based browser tool that turns a photo or drawing into an AI depth map and then into a printable relief or lithophane. It started out serving laser engravers and CNC carvers, and 3D printing hobbyists use the same maps. You upload a JPG, PNG or WEBP, pick the model that fits the picture (Sculpt Pro 1.5, Color Image, Portrait Image or Line Art) and the AI returns a grayscale height map.

A built-in 3D Lithophane Generator turns that map into a mesh. You set the width in millimeters, the minimum and maximum thickness and a square or round base, and you can add a frame, raised or engraved text, a second map for a double-sided piece, or remove the base for a cut-out look. The model downloads as STL or OBJ. Other tools on the site make GLB models from images, upscale pictures and remove backgrounds.

Everything runs on credits. New accounts get 100, enough for about 50 depth maps but only about 5 watermark-free HD downloads, so regular use means a subscription. It suits people who want portrait plaques, pet reliefs or lithophanes from their own pictures and do not mind tuning a few sliders.

What you can make

• Bas-relief plaques from photos
• Portrait and pet reliefs
• Relief coins and medallions
• Flat lithophanes
• Double-sided reliefs
• Grayscale depth maps for laser and CNC

How to use SculptOK

1. Sign up and upload a JPG, PNG or WEBP to the depth map generator
2. Pick a model such as Sculpt Pro 1.5, Color Image, Portrait Image or Line Art and generate
3. Spend credits on the watermark-free HD map or preview if you want a clean model
4. Open the 3D preview and set width, thickness, base shape and any frame or text
5. Download the STL or OBJ and slice it