BrickSolvrv1.4.0Turn any 3D model into bricks

BrickSolvr turns any 3D model into a buildable brick design — and tells you exactly which bricks and colors to buy.

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   Load a model

   Drop an STL, OBJ, GLB or PLY file anywhere — or pick a demo model to try it out.
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   Set size and colors

   Model size is how many studs wide the build is — bigger means more detail and more bricks. Max colors limits how many colors it uses — fewer is cheaper and easier to buy. Want specific colors or brick sizes? Open the Colors & sizes tab.
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   Compare with the original

   The original and brick versions sit side by side. Use Show / hide original (top-left) to look at just the bricks.
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   Build it for real

   Get the exact list of sizes and colors to buy, then open the Step-by-step guide to build it one layer at a time.

Big builds: larger sizes can take a few seconds to make. You can keep using the page while it works.

Open Colors & sizes from the Setup panel to choose the exact colors and brick sizes to use — so the list matches what you can buy. You can name your colors here too.

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  Colors

  Leave it empty to keep the model's own colors, or add your own — then every brick uses the closest color you picked. Add colors from the swatches, or type a hex code. Just want fewer colors? Use the Max colors slider instead.
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  Brick sizes

  In the Brick sizes tab, pick the sizes you own — they apply to every color. Anything they can't cover shows up as missing parts.
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  Color names

  In the Color names tab, give a color your own name — "Deep Sea" instead of #20639b. That name then shows up on the bricks, in the parts list and in the CSV, and you can type it anywhere a color is asked for. Naming won't change which colors your build uses.