PreviewBrickMorph is still in development.Changelog · v1.30.0
From paper instructions to a model you can spin
BrickMorph takes a building instruction manual and turns it into an interactive 3D model. Upload the PDF or photos of the pages. The studio reads the steps, places the pieces, and puts the finished build on a table you can rotate, explode, and walk through one brick at a time.
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How it works
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Drop a PDF booklet or photos of the pages. Cover, parts list, and build steps are all useful.
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It walks the pages the way a builder does: what the set is, which pieces are in the box, and the order they go on.
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Each piece is placed in space so the finished build sits on the table, not as a flat drawing.
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Rotate, zoom, explode, rewind, and click any brick. See where it belongs and how it connects.
Studio
Cover, inventory, bags, and step diagrams, read as a build, not as a photocopy.
Play, pause, rewind, and skip. New pieces fly in the way the manual adds them.
Pull the model apart on a slider. See how plates, bricks, and slopes stack.
Every piece, color, and quantity. Highlight one type across the whole build.
Flag fuzzy placements. Nudge, recolor, or swap a part without starting over.
Libraries and groups for different sets. A City shelf, a castle wing, a bag of leftovers.
Play these
297 pieces · 117 steps
Speed Champions 77256. The official instruction booklet drives the assembly: bag 1 builds the rear module, then the 6×12 car base, then the red axle-hole bricks. Later bags wait for those pages. Not 10300 or 21103.
233 pieces · 48 steps
OMR model by Philo (CCAL 2.0). Real imported parts, inventory compared to a Rebrickable snapshot. Not 10300.
11 pieces · 8 steps
11 catalog parts imported from a documented .mpd with author STEP commands. Used to prove import — not a retail set.
2,000 pieces · 1 steps
Labeled ~2,000-piece grid for viewer performance. Not a LEGO set and not 10300.
BrickMorph turns printed building instructions into an interactive 3D model. Upload a manual and the studio identifies the set, reconstructs the build, and puts every piece on a table you can spin. Rotate the model. Pull it apart. Step through assembly one brick at a time.
Official booklets remain the source of truth. BrickMorph sits beside them so a complicated set is easier to understand. See every piece. Understand every step.
BrickMorph is experimental and still in development. A scan can miss a piece or place one incorrectly while the reader improves. Demos in the studio show where the product is headed.
BrickMorph was built to help the community. It shall always remain free.
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