Turn a jewelry photo
into 3D or bas-relief

No. Image-to-3D output is a reference-grade mesh for design review, presentation, and modeler refinement; it is not production CAD. Bas-relief STL and depth maps can enter CNC, engraving, or lost-wax sampling workflows, but you should validate dimensions, mesh integrity, and process settings before manufacturing.

The current output is an 8-bit grayscale depth map at about 1920×1920. Support for 16-bit PNG and 32-bit EXR on paid plans is coming soon. Bas-reliefs export as binary STL in millimeters, with adjustable width from 40 to 1200 mm. Any lower-quality grayscale fallback is clearly labeled.

You can upload locally, preview, pick a mode, and see estimated credits; sign in is required before paid or provider nodes - and sign-up comes with 40 free credits.

Charged per processing node; a one-click flow shows the estimated total. Nodes that fail on provider, system, or moderation are refunded.

Your uploads and results are never made public, and we don't train models on them ourselves; images are processed by third-party AI providers under their terms - see the Privacy Policy.

Paid plans grant a commercial-use license for your generated results, provided you hold the rights to the images you upload; the free tier is for personal, non-commercial use. See the Terms of Service.

A stock pattern is fixed and may not match your jewelry. Loomova starts from your own photo, lets you adjust the height field and regenerate versions, and keeps each result in project history. It is designed for faster concept and pre-sampling iteration, not as a substitute for final manufacturing review.