Private test — not open to the public yet

Your character, ready to print

Pixel Poppet takes a block-style character skin image and builds a print-in-place articulated figure: head, body, arms and legs already connected, with joints that move straight off the print bed. It produces the files a 3D printer needs, including a colour version for multi-filament printers.

What it does

Reads a character skin image and builds a matching 3D body.
Adds working shoulder, hip, elbow and knee joints that print in place.
Shows the result so it can be turned around and checked before printing.
Exports printable files, in plain and full-colour forms.

Sign in to use it

The working app is not public. Signing in with Google is how the site recognises an invited tester; it is the only way in.

Why Google, and what is asked for. The app requests only your name, email address and profile picture — the basic identity Google offers. It does not ask for, and cannot read, your Gmail, Drive, contacts or any other Google data. The email address is used to recognise you on return visits and nothing else. Full detail is in the privacy policy.

What happens to your pictures

Skin images stay on your own device. The app builds the model inside your browser, so the picture you choose is not uploaded to this site and is not stored on any server. See the privacy policy for what is and is not kept.