Finished model image
A clear finished model photo is the required input. Generation is available through a paid plan.
BrickGPTBrickGPT
Upload one brick model photo. AI automatically creates a visual steps board and a short assembly video.
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BrickGPTSports Coupe
Source model imageSteps board and video
AI steps board
Assembly video
Core Workflow
1Source model image
2AI steps board
3Assembly video
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Steps board and video
No exact parts list or CAD file is included. Review visual consistency before publishing.
Creator demos and product presentations
Compare the public samples with the output you need before choosing a plan.
Core Workflow
One model image becomes a board and a video.
This is the full product path: prepare the brick-style source, create a clearer instruction board, then render the front-view assembly film.
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Finished model image
Finished model image
A clear finished model photo is the required input. Generation is available through a paid plan.
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Steps board and video
Steps board and video
No exact parts list or CAD file is included. Review visual consistency before publishing.
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Steps board and video
Creator demos and product presentations
Compare the public samples with the output you need before choosing a plan.
Creation Paths
Direct paths for the main BrickGPT outputs.
Each path focuses on one practical result: instruction generation, image-to-steps output, photo preparation, or assembly video creation.
Practical guide
AI LEGO Instruction Generator: See the Output First
Compare AI visual LEGO instructions with buildable manuals. See a real steps board and video, check the limits, and follow the image-upload workflow.
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Image to Build Steps: Make a Readable Visual Board
Turn a finished brick-model image into a visual steps board. Learn how to review panel order, visible changes, orientation and legibility before sharing.
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Assembly Video Maker for Brick-Model Photos
Make an AI assembly video from a finished brick-model photo. Preview a real clip, understand the board-to-video workflow and check the result before download.
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LEGO Instructions from a Photo: Find a Buildable Route
Trying to rebuild a LEGO model from a photo? Identify an official set, find a custom designer, or gather the views needed to make and test your own instructions.
Open this pathPractical guide
Build Animation from an Image: Review Motion Quality
Check an AI brick-build animation for morphing pieces, camera drift and unexplained jumps. Learn what to fix in the source image and when another method fits.
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Photo to LEGO Instructions: Create Visual Steps
Prepare a finished LEGO-model photo for an AI steps board and assembly video. Check framing, upload formats, output quality and the limits of one image.
Open this pathPractical guide
LEGO Build Steps from an Image: Check the Result
Review an AI LEGO steps board using a real 16-panel sample. Spot unexplained jumps, repeated panels and hidden connections before using it as a guide.
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Assembly Video from a Photo: Prepare It for Sharing
Prepare an AI brick-model assembly clip for a product page or social post. Plan the sequence, protect the framing, add useful context and check the final export.
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One workflow, shown through pages, examples, guides, and FAQ.
Use the creation paths for product details, the gallery for output proof, the blog for practical guidance, and the FAQ for short answers.
Steps board and video
Choose an instruction workflow
No exact parts list or CAD file is included. Review visual consistency before publishing.
Choose an instruction workflowExamples
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ExamplesRelated guides
Prepare a photo or a prompt
Choose a guide for the job you need to finish: prepare an image, write a prompt or check whether instructions are buildable.
Related guidesFAQ
Uploads, access and output limits
A clear finished model photo is the required input. Generation is available through a paid plan.
FAQPricing
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All plans are monthly subscriptions. After login, you will be sent directly to Stripe for secure payment.
All prices are in USD.
Starter
$29
/month
For solo creators testing complete board and video output.
6 complete board + video generations per monthSingle-user Studio accessPrivate saved outputs and downloads
Pro
$79
/month
For creators and marketers with recurring product-story output needs.
16 complete board + video generations per monthPriority supportPrivate saved outputs and downloads
Team
$199
/month
For product teams running repeated creator, listing, or campaign workflows.
45 complete board + video generations per monthTeam workflow planningShared review process and priority support
Output Gallery
Generated boards, final videos, and motion samples in one place.
Selected output examplesComplete output cases and motion samples now sit in one gallery, so the product story is easier to scan.
Open Output GalleryExample 01
Sports Coupe
A compact vehicle example showing the full loop from source model to board and final motion.
Input
Board
Sample video · 4.3 sec
Example 02
Convertible
A second vehicle case that keeps the same build language with a different silhouette and palette.
Input
Board
Sample video · 4.3 sec
Motion exports built for product storytellingAdditional front-view motion pieces now live inside the same output gallery.
View Motion SamplesMotorbike motion sample
Zhangxue Motorbike
A cleaner cropped motion export with no background music.
Wide product motion
Xiaomi SU7
A wider composition that still fits the same build-story pipeline.
Protected Studio
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BrickGPT FAQ
Questions about the output, payment and uploads.
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01What does BrickGPT create?
Upload a finished brick-model image to create an AI visual steps board and an assembly-style video. The studio creates the board first, then the video in the same workflow. These are presentation assets; they do not include a CAD file or an exact parts inventory.
02Can I build the real model from the generated steps?
The generated images do not verify hidden connections, exact parts or physical buildability. If you need instructions for real bricks, use an official manual or a checked digital model and test the sequence. A convincing picture is not evidence that a connection works.
03Can I try the output before paying?
You can view the public source images, enlarge and download the sample boards, and play the sample videos without signing in. Generating your own results requires an account with a plan or available credits. The public sample gallery is not a free generation trial.
04Which photos and file formats can I upload?
Use one JPG, PNG or WebP image of a finished brick model. Keep the whole model visible with a clear outline, enough light and little background clutter. A pile of parts, several models or a cropped subject does not provide the same reference.
05How long are the videos and how long does generation take?
The two complete public model examples currently have 4.3-second video files and 16-panel boards. These describe the sample files, not a guaranteed duration or panel count for new generations. The studio requests an approximately 15-second video, but actual output and completion time can vary; inspect the returned file.
06How do I cancel renewal or manage billing?
Sign in with the email used for the subscription, open your account and then the billing portal. The portal lets you manage payment details, invoices and renewal. Follow its cancellation confirmation and check the effective date; closing the website or signing out does not cancel a subscription.