Brick Mosaic Designer
Turn a favorite photo into a brick mosaic in a few simple steps. Perfect for beginners, families, gifts and anyone who wants to start creating.
- Upload your photo
- Choose size and colors
- Get your mosaic design and building plan
Create a personal photo mosaic, fine-tune every detail, or transform a 3D model into a colorful plate-built creation. No software to install. Free building instructions.
Your Design. Your Bricks. Your Choice.
Find your creative tool ↓From your first photo mosaic to an advanced 3D creation, choose the tool that fits your idea.
Turn a favorite photo into a brick mosaic in a few simple steps. Perfect for beginners, families, gifts and anyone who wants to start creating.
Go beyond automatic conversion. Fine-tune your mosaic, paint individual studs, choose available plate shapes and colors, and make the design your own.
Bring your own 3D geometry to life as a full-color, plate-based brick model. Change scale and colors, refine individual parts and explore the model layer by layer.
Every project starts with your idea — and you decide how to build it.
Start with a photo, an image or a supported 3D model.
Adjust the size, colors and details with the level of control you want.
Get free building instructions. Use your own bricks or optionally order the compatible parts for your design.
Brickplicator connects quick photo-to-brick conversion, hands-on mosaic design and 3D model conversion. Explore the creative possibilities without paying for building plans.
Choose your designer ↑Yes. Start with the easy Brick Mosaic Designer or use the advanced Mosaic Studio to customize your design and get free building instructions.
Yes. You can work from the building instructions and parts list with your existing bricks. Ordering compatible parts is optional.
Yes. The 3D Studio accepts supported 3D geometry and converts it into models made from supported plate shapes. It is not a general-purpose importer for existing LEGO brick-model files.
Yes. Complete building instructions are free. If you want physical parts, you can choose to order the compatible parts for your current design.
No. The tools help you design and document your model, but you should evaluate the physical stability and buildability of your own creation before building.