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PHORM
Turn any photo into a 3D print. No modeling, no fixing
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Turn any photo into a 3D print. No modeling, no fixing
7 followers
PHORM turns one photo into a print-ready 3D model for your FDM printer, with Bambu Lab in focus. No good photo? Generate or edit one right in PHORM. Engrave or emboss a name, logo or QR code into the mesh, repaint any part and set the real size. High quality, with colors from the photo, ready for AMS. Before you download, PHORM repairs the mesh and checks printability, so you pay for models that print, not attempts. STL or 3MF for Bambu Studio. 2 free models, no card needed, packs from $4.99.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Vlad, co-founder of PHORM and the one on our team who prints everything on a Bambu Lab P2S with AMS.
Why we built it: AI 3D generators make beautiful meshes, but a lot of them fall apart in the slicer. Holes, non-manifold edges, walls too thin to print. We were spending more time fixing files than printing them.
PHORM is the printer side of that story:
• one photo in, a watertight model out, checked for printability before you download
• no good photo? generate or edit one right in PHORM
• engrave or emboss a name, a logo or a QR code right into the model (our favorite: a pet figure with its name on the base)
• colors taken from the photo and ready for AMS, plus a brush to repaint any part
• STL or 3MF that opens straight in Bambu Studio, and repair for your own STL, GLB and 3MF files
No credits for every click: editing, engraving and repainting are free, and if a model fails the printability check on the first try, it doesn't count against you.
We're a team of six from Almaty, Kazakhstan, bootstrapped on our own money, and more than 2,000 makers have signed up so far. You can start with 2 free models, no card needed, then grab a pack from $4.99 if you don't want a subscription. For the Product Hunt community: code HUNT25 gives 25% off your first month on Hobby, Maker or Studio until Nov 21.
What we'd love to hear:
1. What would you print first?
2. Where did the editor or the result confuse you?
3. Which printer or slicer should we test next?
I'll be here all day answering every comment. Show us your prints here or in our Discord, where you can also report bugs and tell us what to build next. Link in the reply below.