3D photo operation guide

3D photo operation guide

Step1：Upload the image you want to print and print out all the components.



Step2：Take an LED board from the accessory pack and assemble it with the back cover. Insert the LED board into the designated position, ensuring it fits securely between the upper latch and the two lower supports, with the power and switch ports precisely aligned.




Step3：Follow the diagram to assemble the back cover, photo (with the pattern facing outward), and front cover in sequence.


Step4：Plug in the power cable and turn on the switch to light it up.

✅ Recommended (Suitable) Photos:

1. Portraits 

•  Clean background, subject is enlarged
•  Clear lighting with highlights and shadows

2. Silhouettes / Black and White Photos
•  Strong black-and-white contrast

3. Architecture / Animal Close-ups
•  With dramatic lighting and blurred backgrounds

4. Comics / Cartoons / Illustrations
•  Clean lines and gradient shading, not just flat color blocks




❌ Not Recommended (Unsuitable) Photos:
1. Cartoon-style flat color block images

•  May get flattened into the same brightness level, losing all depth.

2. Colorful landscapes with flat lighting
• Without highlights and shadows, the image appears blurry and lacks clarity.

3. Low-resolution group photos
•  Poor detail in printing, resulting in a messy and unclear output.

4. Complex backgrounds
•  The background blends with the subject, making it hard to distinguish after 3D printing.




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