# Create a Custom 3D Toy Figurine Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/make-a-custom-3d-toy-figurine Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 2 Transform a full\-body portrait into a 3D collectible figure image and a 3D figure model while retaining its look, outfit, pose, and style\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/cee7167f886db65f5e247767ed5cf741ac84aea141499e1f1ca4b3bcc1b6cbc2.jpg ## Explore a Photo\-Based Toy Figurine The saved example connects a full\-body portrait to a 3D collectible figure image and a 3D figure model\. It demonstrates how the recipe translates a character’s look, outfit, pose, and style into a collectible format\. ## Default inputs ### Full\-Body Portrait Type: image [Full\-Body Portrait]() ## Saved outputs ### 3D Collectible Figure Type: image [3D Collectible Figure]() ### 3D Figure Model Type: mesh [3D Figure Model]() ## Ways to use this recipe Create character\-focused toy concepts and collectible references from a single full\-body portrait\. ### Personal collectible concepts Turn a full\-body portrait into a custom 3D toy figurine concept for personal projects, keepsakes, or character ideas\. ### Character presentation Use the 3D collectible figure image to present a character’s look, outfit, pose, and style in a compact toy\-inspired format\. ### Toy design exploration Generate a figure image and 3D figure model from a portrait while exploring how the same character translates into a collectible\. ### Character and concept sheets Add a 3D figurine interpretation to character development work when a portrait is available as the starting reference\. ### Social and content posts Create a distinctive 3D toy version of a person or character for social content built around collectible and character themes\. ### Collection planning Use the figure image and model as references when developing a set of custom collectible character concepts from portrait inputs\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does this 3D toy figurine recipe do? 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\. ### Who is this recipe for? 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\. ### What input should I prepare? 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\. ### What outputs will I receive? 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\. ### Can I use a different portrait? 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\. ### What does the saved example show? 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\. ### What kinds of projects fit this recipe? 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\. ## Turn a Portrait Into a Collectible Bring a full\-body portrait into Fuser and create a custom 3D collectible figure image and model\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)