Create a Custom 3D Toy Figurine

It uses a full-body portrait to create two outputs: a 3D collectible figure image and a 3D figure model. The recipe is designed to retain the portrait’s look, outfit, pose, and style in a custom toy-like collectible format.

It is useful for people developing custom collectibles, character concepts, social content, or character and concept sheets. It can also help anyone explore how a full-body portrait could translate into a 3D toy figurine.

Prepare a full-body portrait as the image input. Since the recipe is based on the person or character’s visible look, outfit, pose, and style, choose a portrait that clearly represents those elements.

The recipe produces a 3D collectible figure image and a 3D figure model. The image presents the collectible as a visual concept, while the mesh output provides the corresponding 3D figure model.

Yes. Full-Body Portrait is an exposed editable input in Fuser, so you can replace the saved portrait with another full-body portrait when using the recipe. A new input creates a new run rather than changing the saved example shown on this page.

The saved example shows one full-body portrait connected to the recipe’s two outputs: a 3D collectible figure image and a 3D figure model. It is a reference for the input-to-output workflow, not a live generation.

It fits collectible toy concepts, character presentations, social and content work, toy design exploration, and character or concept sheets. These uses stay centered on turning a full-body portrait into a custom 3D figurine.