Generate a Depth Map from a Jewelry Photo

Use a sharp, tightly cropped photo with a clear silhouette, even lighting, and minimal reflections or occlusion. Remove a busy background and upscale a small source first when needed; blank margins and soft details give the model less useful depth information.

A single image cannot reveal hidden geometry, so the depth map is an AI estimate rather than a measured scan. Review it against the source photo and test the height field before using it downstream; any lower-quality fallback is clearly labeled.

By default, brighter pixels represent higher areas and darker pixels lower areas. If downstream software uses the opposite convention, invert the height direction and inspect the 3D relief preview before export.

The PNG can enter CNC carving and laser engraving workflows, but machine and software requirements vary. Confirm image dimensions, height direction, bit-depth support, tool clearance, and material settings, then run a small test before production.

Yes. Depth map generation runs as a standalone tool. You can export the result directly or reuse it later in a bas-relief or 3D workflow.

Yes, you can upload, preview, and see the estimated credits locally. Logging in is required before paid or provider steps.