Pet photo to 3D
Upload a photo of your dog, cat or rabbit and Gifsy builds a textured 3D model of them you can turn all the way round, put on a website, or 3D print as a figurine with the STL that comes with it.
Your pet on its own, the whole body in frame, on a plain floor or background.
The background comes off in your browser and you see exactly what the GPU gets. Leave it on Product.
A few minutes later: a GLB to share or embed, and an STL ready for your slicer.
We ran five free photos through Gifsy exactly as you would. Here are three of the results, live: drag them round. Photos are CC0 from Wikimedia Commons.

Puppy, sitting
Front view on a plain background: the best kind of photo. Convincing from every side.
Source photo (CC0)
White rabbit
Side view, simple background. Ears, fur and shape hold up all the way round.
Source photo (CC0)
Tabby cat
Standing, side-on. The tail, the red collar and even the whiskers came through.
Source photo (CC0)A golden retriever, three-quarter on, standing on a busy street with its leash on the ground. The leash fused into the model, the texture turned muddy and part of the tail came out as a loose piece. Same tool, worse photo: this is why the photo matters most.


Every model comes with an STL: rebuilt as one solid, watertight piece, 10 cm on its longest side. Open it in Bambu Studio, Cura or PrusaSlicer, scale it to the size you want and print. It makes a good gift, and the same tool works for anything else with a clear outline.
Every account gets 2 free models. One model costs 1 credit, and a model that fails on our side refunds its credit automatically. After that, plans start at $9 a month for 10 models. See pricing
Yes. Upload one photo of your dog, check the cut-out and the GPU builds a textured 3D model in a few minutes. Every account gets 2 free models; after that a model costs 1 credit.
Yes. Every model comes with an STL next to the GLB: one solid, watertight piece, 10 cm on its longest side, ready for Bambu Studio, Cura or PrusaSlicer. STL is shape only, so it prints in one colour; paint it or print it in a colour you like.
Dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals with a clear outline work. What matters most is the photo: the whole animal in frame, on a simple background, with nothing attached to it.
Anything touching the animal in the photo becomes part of the shape. A leash, a toy in the mouth or a person's hand fuses into the model, so pick a photo where your pet is on its own.
No. The skeleton and the walk and run previews are made for human-shaped characters. Pets come back as a textured model you can turn, embed or print.
Your first 2 models are free. No 3D skills needed.
Upload a pet photo