AI Tool-CubeMe, a new AI feature on Creality Cloud Web that enables you to turn any photo into a mini chibi-style 3D figure. Simply upload a photo, stylize it instantly, and turn it into a 3D model using Image-to-3D., and print it with your Creality 3D printer. In just a few clicks, you can create your own playful, collectible mini-me!
To make it easier for everyone to try CubeMe, we’ve launched two special packs:
👉Starter Pack
Redeem 50 Points to get 3 Stylized Image generation attempts.
✨ Perfect for exploring different styles before diving in.
👉Advanced Combo Pack
Redeem 500 Points to get 5 Stylized Image + 5 Image to 3D generation attempts.
🔥 Enjoy the full creative journey: photo → Stylized Image → Image-to-3D → 3D printed figurine.
📌 How to Redeem? Creality Cloud App/Web → Eshop → Select AI-CubeMe package → Start creating.

Step 1: Open Creality Cloud Web, go to the top navigation bar, and click MakeNow → CubeMe.


Step 2: Upload a 2D photo → pick your favorite style (e.g., Sitting Cutie, Clay, Mini Collectible) → click Generate Stylized Image.


Step 3: Select your favorite image → click Image to 3D → create a 3MF file with default colors and device settings.
💡 Tip: Want to tweak the colors? Open the 3MF file in Creality Print and use the coloring tools. (Skip this step if you’re satisfied with the default settings.)
Step 4: Download the 3MF file → upload it to Creality Cloud (How to Upload .3MF Files to Creality Cloud?) → scan the QR code in the app to connect your device → slice using your printer settings → print via cloud → bring your mini-me to life!
Step 1: Open Creality Print and log in to your Creality Cloud account. (If you haven’t installed it yet, download Creality Print first.)
Step 2: Click the LOGO in the top-left corner → go to Profile → select MakeNow → CubeMe from the left menu.


Step 3: Upload a 2D photo → pick your favorite style (e.g., Sitting Cutie, Clay, Mini Collectible) → click Generate Stylized Image.


Step 4: Select your favorite image → click Image to 3D → create a 3MF file with default colors and device settings.
💡 Tip: Want to tweak the colors? Open the 3MF file in Creality Print and use the coloring tools. (Skip this step if you’re satisfied with the default settings.)
Step 5: Select the preset settings and filament → slicing → connect to your printer via IP address → send the file to your Creality 3D printer → print locally
A: Redeem packs in the Eshop: 3 Stylize Image generation attempts or 5 Stylize Image + 5 Image to 3D generation attempts.
A: Yes, they’re valid for 30 days after redemption.
A: It’s a one-time starter offer per user.
A: Each user can redeem this pack only once per day.
A: - Stylized Image: 10–30 seconds- Image to 3D: 1–3 minutes
A: jpg, png, webp, jpeg (max 5MB, min 256×256 pixels)
A: Single-person, frontal face, and clean backgrounds are recommended.
A: Images containing political figures, weapons, or sensitive content are not supported.
A: Sitting cutie, Chibi cartoon, Clay Style, No Style, Other.No Style: upload an existing image (person, cartoon, doll, etc.) → go straight to Image to 3D (doesn’t consume Stylize Image generation attempts).
Other: add custom prompts to create unique images.
A: Yes. Uploading a stylized image and choose No Style during style selection. This will skip stylized Image generation and allow you to proceed directly to Generate Model.
A: No. Choosing No Style does not consume Stylized Image generation attempts. The system will display the uploaded image directly, and you can confirm whether to generate the 3D model.
A: One generation attempt is deducted once you confirm Generate Stylized Image or Generate Model and your task enters the queue.
A: Yes. Once your task is in the queue, you can select Cancel Queue at any time to stop the process, and the generation attempt will be refunded.
A: Yes. If you select Cancel Queue, the task will be canceled, and any generation attempt deducted when confirming the task will be refunded.
A: Yes. If the generation fails due to network issues or other reasons, the system will automatically refund the deducted generation attempt.
A: Once a task is initiated, a project is automatically created. You can find all project files under My Projects at the bottom of the CubeMe generation page. You can scroll to view them.
A: You can save up to 30 projects in My Projects. Once the limit is reached, you won’t be able to generate new Stylized Images or 3D models. You can delete old projects using the options menu in the top-right corner of each project.
A: Yes. CubeMe allows you to duplicate both Stylized Image and 3D model projects. In My Projects, click the Duplicate option in the top-right menu of a project to create a copy, which you can then edit.
A: Yes. Before confirming the model in the Model Preview screen, you can regenerate:Stylized Image: In Stylized Image History, select Regenerate.
3D Model: In Stylized Image History, select Generate Model. Please note: regenerating will deduct the corresponding generation attempts again.
A: Yes. Each time you regenerate a Stylized Image or 3D model, the system will deduct the corresponding generation attempt.
A: After confirming the model, CubeMe automatically maps colors based on the preview. You can edit colors in the Colors panel on the left:Color: Click a color to adjust using HEX, RGBA, or the slider.
Number of Colors: Options include Auto Map, Single Color, 4 Colors, or 8 Colors; colors will merge automatically as needed.
Color Regions: To remove unwanted areas, click the × next to a color to merge it into another region. For large-scale color changes, CubeMe works well; for finer adjustments, use Creality Print.
A: For accuracy in 3D printing, CubeMe maps no more than 10 colors per model.
A: If the original image has shadows at the bottom, the generated model may include a base. We recommend selecting images without bottom shadows.
A: Yes. Open the model in CubeMe, select Adjust in the left toolbar, and use the sliders or input values to modify position, rotation, and scale.
A: AI model generation has some randomness, so occasional irregularities may occur.
A: Yes. After editing, choose Export:Download: Save as a 3MF file for use in any compatible software.
Open in Creality Print: Directly open the file in Creality Print.
A: No. Once the generation task starts, it continues on the backend. You can check My Projects to view and edit the project after generation is complete.
(Article from Creality Cloud: CubeMe Is Here: Ready to See Your Photo in 3D?)