BrickRender
BrickRender

The rendering toolkit for LEGO models

A LEGO rendering studio in your browser. No Blender required.

Upload your BrickLink Studio file. Render stills 10× faster, animate it with 26 camera moves or watch it build itself, and lay out its instruction book automatically.

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A LEGO spaceship rendered in the Photorealistic look

StillPNG1600×900 in under a minute, in six looks. Now: Photorealistic

faster stills than an M1 MacBook Pro
10×faster stills than an M1 MacBook Pro
camera moves, from orbits to flybys
26camera moves, from orbits to flybys
looks, photoreal to patent drawing
6looks, photoreal to patent drawing
per video, camera-flown or built brick by brick
90sper video, camera-flown or built brick by brick

01  Stills

Renders 10× faster.
In six looks.

A 1600×900 still that takes 8 minutes on an M1 MacBook Pro comes back in under a minute. Queue ten angles and they all render at once, while your computer stays free for building.

How stills work

  • Photorealistic

  • Instruction manual

  • Blueprint

  • Cel-shaded

  • Halftone

  • Patent drawing

02  Animations

Your model, in motion.

Fly the camera with 26 ready-made moves, or watch the model build itself: bricks fall into place one submodel at a time while the camera follows. Up to 90 seconds, and you never open Blender.

See the camera moves

03  Instructions

Your instruction book, laid out for you.

Upload a file with steps and submodels. BrickRender lays out every page and picks the clearest view for each step. Then drag parts, views and page breaks until it is right, and export a PDF.

822 pieces · 326 steps · 164 pageslaid out automatically from one Studio file.

Tour the instructions maker

From Studio file to finished work in four steps.

  1. 01

    Upload your .io

    Drag a Studio file into the browser. LDraw .ldr and .mpd work too.

  2. 02

    Pick what to make

    Stills, a camera animation, a build animation or an instruction book. Or all four.

  3. 03

    Adjust it in the browser

    Frame shots and set cameras for renders, or drag things around on the instruction pages.

  4. 04

    Download

    PNGs, MP4s or a PDF. Close the tab while it works; it keeps going.

Your whole rendering toolkit, in the browser.

Stills, animations and instruction books from one Studio file. Free during the beta, and no Blender experience needed.

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