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BrickGPT Creator Platform
Turn one finished model image into a build board and a share-ready video.

Turn Finished Models
Into Brick Build Stories

Upload once. BrickGPT turns the same image into a cleaner step board and a front-view assembly video.

Creator promiseOne finished model image becomes a clearer board and a tighter final film.
Included first runEvery account starts with 1 free full generation, including the steps board and the final video.
Log in, upload once, then review the board and final video.No prompt tuning or manual editing is required in the current flow, and the first full run is included before you choose a plan.
Open Studio
1 free full generationUpload one finished model imageGet the steps board and final video
3core tools
10-20visual build steps
15 secassembly video
Creator LoopModel, instructions, and final motion
Front-view assembly outputOne image in, two polished assets out
Instructions
Animation
Workflow
1Idea
2Brick Model
3Instructions
SourceSingle model image upload
Board10-20 smaller build stages
Video15-second front assembly motion
What BrickGPT Does

BrickGPT is an AI brick instruction and animation workflow. A user uploads one finished brick model image, then BrickGPT generates a cleaner visual build board and a short front-view assembly video from the same source image.

Who It Is For

BrickGPT is for creators, toy marketers, collectors, and product storytellers who want to turn a finished brick render into a more explainable, more shareable output without writing prompts or editing video by hand.

Current Output Format

The current BrickGPT output format is narrow by design: one source image in, one steps board out, and one final assembly video out. The board usually shows 10 to 20 smaller build stages, and the video targets a short 15-second front-view assembly motion.

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.

01
AI Brick Generator

Generate

Turn one concept image into a cleaner brick-style model foundation for the rest of the workflow.

02
Instruction Generator

Build

Break the finished model into a presentable build board with many smaller, clearer assembly stages.

03
Animation Generator

Animate

Render a short front-view assembly film that is ready for demos, product pages, and social sharing.

Core Workflow Pages

The 5 landing pages BrickGPT should concentrate authority into first.

These are the clearest non-brand intent paths coming out of the latest Toprank-style pass: instruction generator, image-to-steps workflow, photo-to-instructions variants, and assembly-video output.

AI LEGO Instruction Generator

AI LEGO Instruction Generator From Photo

Use BrickGPT as an AI LEGO instruction generator: upload one finished model photo, create a 10-20 stage steps board, then optionally add video.

Open this workflow page
Image To Build Steps

Image To Build Steps From One Model Image

Turn one finished brick model image into build steps with BrickGPT: generate a readable 10-20 stage board first, then optional assembly video.

Open this workflow page
Photo To LEGO Instructions

Photo To LEGO Instructions: Steps Board First

Turn a photo into LEGO-style instructions with BrickGPT: upload one finished model photo, generate the steps board first, then add optional video.

Open this workflow page
LEGO Instructions From Photo

LEGO Instructions From Photo: Example Steps + Video

See how one clear finished brick model photo becomes a LEGO-style steps board in BrickGPT, with optional assembly video for sharing.

Open this workflow page
Assembly Video Maker

Brick Assembly Video Maker: 15s From One Image

Create a short brick assembly video from one finished model image after the build-steps board is readable in BrickGPT.

Open this workflow page
Keep the cluster tight before opening new directions.Examples, FAQ, and supporting guides should keep feeding these core landing pages until Search Console shows stronger non-brand query depth.
See the full workflow cluster
Plans

Use the included first full run, then subscribe only if you need more monthly generations.

A full generation means one steps board plus one final video. New accounts start with an included free run, then paid plans unlock more monthly capacity.

1 free full generationFull generation = board + videoStripe checkout starts after login
Starter

$49

/month

For solo creators making a few complete board-and-video outputs each month.

Single-user access8 full generations per monthImage upload and generation historySelf-serve monthly subscription
Pro

$149

/month

For creators and marketers producing recurring LEGO-style short videos.

25 full generations per monthPriority supportSelf-serve monthly subscription
Team

$399

/month

For product teams that want structured creator workflows and shared output review.

70 full generations per monthTeam workflow planningShared review processSelf-serve monthly subscription
Output Gallery

Generated boards, final videos, and motion samples in one place.

Editorial picks from the same workflowComplete output cases and motion samples now sit in one gallery, so the product story is easier to scan.
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Example 01

Red Coupe

A compact vehicle example showing the full loop from source model to board and final motion.

Single source image
10-20 build stages
15s assembly film
Input
Board
15s build animation
Example 02

Blue Racer

A second vehicle case that keeps the same build language with a different silhouette and palette.

Single source image
10-20 build stages
15s assembly film
Input
Board
15s build animation
Motion exports built for product storytellingAdditional front-view motion pieces now live inside the same output gallery.
View Motion Samples
Motorbike 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

Open the studio when you are ready to generate.

The landing page explains the workflow and examples. After email login, each account starts with an included free full generation, then paid plans unlock more monthly runs if you need them.

1 free full generation
Upload after sign-in
Private saved outputs
BrickGPT FAQ

Direct answers for AI search and real creators.

Short answers cover the key product intent: one image in, one steps board out, and one front-view assembly video out.

AI brick instruction generatorimage to build stepsassembly video maker
01What is BrickGPT, also searched as Brick GPT?

BrickGPT, sometimes searched as Brick GPT, is an AI brick instruction and animation workflow. It turns one finished brick model image into a cleaner instruction-style board and a short front-view assembly video, so creators can explain and share a build without manually designing every step.

02How does BrickGPT generate build instructions from one image?

The current workflow is intentionally simple: upload a finished model image, let BrickGPT create a visual build board, then render the same model into a share-ready assembly motion. The board is designed to show sequence and structure, not just a decorative collage.

03What kind of image should I upload?

Upload one clear image of a finished brick model. Product renders, box-style model photos, or clean front-view model images work best because the system needs enough visual detail to infer the build shape and output useful steps.

04What outputs do I get from BrickGPT?

One source image produces a steps board first, usually with 10 to 20 smaller build stages. You can stop after the board if that is all you need, or render the final front-view assembly video as a second presentation asset.

05Is BrickGPT an AI LEGO instruction generator?

BrickGPT is built for brick-style models and instruction-style outputs. It is best described as an AI brick instruction generator and animation workflow: it helps turn a finished model image into a clearer visual build story.

06Can BrickGPT create an assembly video?

Yes. After the build board is generated, BrickGPT can render a short assembly-style video from the same source image. The goal is a clean front-view motion clip for demos, product pages, social posts, and creator portfolios.

07Do I need to write prompts or edit video manually?

No prompt field is required in the current studio flow. BrickGPT is designed around a narrow one-image workflow so users can upload, wait, preview, and download without prompt tuning or manual video editing.

08Do I need to log in before using the generator?

Yes. The public landing page shows the product workflow and examples, but upload, board generation, video rendering, saved media, and downloads are protected behind login. This keeps generation APIs and user outputs private.

09Is there a free trial before I subscribe?

Yes. Every new account starts with one free full generation. In BrickGPT, a full generation means one steps board plus one final assembly video from the same source image.

10What file formats and limits are supported?

The current studio supports JPG, PNG, and WebP source uploads. The product scope is deliberately narrow: one finished model image in, one steps board out, and one final front-view assembly video out.

11What does BrickGPT not do yet?

BrickGPT is not trying to be a general-purpose image generator, CAD editor, or full instruction-authoring suite. The current version focuses on a compact creator workflow: one finished brick model image becomes a board and a video.

12Can BrickGPT turn a photo into LEGO-style instructions?

Yes, when the source photo is clear enough. BrickGPT works best with one finished brick model photo that has a readable silhouette, stable lighting, and minimal background clutter. The output is an instruction-style visual board and a short assembly video, not an official engineering manual.

13Are the generated instructions official LEGO instructions?

No. BrickGPT is an independent AI workflow for brick-style presentation assets. It creates visual build stories from finished model images and should be treated as creator presentation output rather than official LEGO documentation.