A little green hero with wings
Marker on paper → figurine
From drawing to figurine.
Upload a drawing, review two previews, then decide whether to order.
Step 1: Upload your drawing.
Lay the drawing flat in soft daylight and photograph the whole page. Any medium works: crayon, marker, pencil or paint. PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 10 MB.
How to photograph your drawingGood to know
- One main character per drawing
- No shadows across the paper
- Keep a little border around the page
- Digital drawings and scans work too
The drawingStep 2: Review the image preview.
AI generates an image showing one interpretation of your drawing as a figurine. Compare it with the original before approving. Depth, colours and small details may differ.
Check the details in your previewCheck against the drawing
- Shape, pose and proportions
- Number of arms and legs
- Colours and important marks
- The face and expression
The image previewStep 3: Approve the image and choose a size.
Choose Mini, Classic or Jumbo before the 3D model is generated. The sizes and prices are below; the total is confirmed at checkout.
Compare heights and pricesThree sizes
- Mini · 3–4 in · $55
- Classic · 5–6 in · $89
- Jumbo · 7–8 in · $139
Three sizes
Step 4: Inspect the 3D model.
Turn the model around, look at the back and zoom in. The 3D model can differ from the image preview, so check both before approving the design for checkout. The viewer here is an example.
Use the 3D preview checklistYou’re in control
- Compare it with the approved image
- Look closely at faces, limbs and joins
- Contact us if an important detail differs
Step 5: Checkout, then a workshop check.
After payment, the design goes to production review. Geometry, scale and printability are checked before printing. If an adjustment is needed, we contact you before proceeding.
What the production check meansGood to know
- The workshop checks the design before printing
- Ask us before ordering for a particular date
- Delivery and order questions are in the FAQ
Made to order
Drawing to figurine
Start with the examples.
Compare each drawing with its figurine interpretation.
A character made of hearts
Felt-tip on a sketchbook → figurine
These are examples. Your image and 3D previews are the place to check how your own drawing has been interpreted.
Before you start
Questions people ask first.
Short answers about previews and approval.
All the good-to-know answersWill it look exactly like the drawing?
A flat drawing leaves the back, depth and thickness open to interpretation. Colours, shapes and small details can change in the previews or during printing. Compare both previews with your drawing before approving, and contact us if a detail needs attention. Use our image and 3D preview checklist to compare the details.
Do I pay before seeing the preview?
No. Review the image and 3D previews before continuing to checkout. Payment happens at checkout.
What if I don’t like the preview?
Then you simply don’t continue. Nothing is made and nothing is charged until you approve a design and check out.
Is a figurine made as soon as I approve?
Approval confirms your design choice. A production review still checks geometry, scale and printability before anything is made. Read what happens during the production check.
Start with a drawingSee your character in 3D.
Upload one clear drawing. Review the image and 3D previews before deciding to order.
Start a preview- Review both previews
- Pay at checkout
- Production check before printing