3D LAB / LENTICULAR

Lenticular LAB

Tools for preparing multi-view lenticular images. All processing happens locally in the browser.

✓ Source files stay on your device and are never uploaded to the server.

Open AI LENTICULAR STUDIO

01 / INTERLACER

Lenticular Interlacer

Combine 2–12 views into a single raster intended for printing behind a lenticular lens.

Add at least 2 views
Add views in the order in which the lens should switch between them.

Enter the width of the image itself. Height follows the loaded image aspect ratio automatically. Without lines, the output width equals the image width. Only the alignment band increases the print size: lines are added on the left for vertical lenses or below for horizontal lenses. Each line and gap equals one lens pitch. Print at 100%.

Number of views 0
One-lens pitch —
One-view strip —
Output size —
The pattern is calculated as DPI / LPI. At 600 DPI and 60 LPI you get 10 px per lens.

Recommended: PDF. PDF preserves the physical page size. Print at 100% / Actual size.

Interlaced preview —
Add at least 2 views
02 / TEST

Pitch Test Generator

Generate a test sheet with stripe patterns for adjacent LPI values and find the best physical lens match.

At 300 DPI, A4 is 2480 × 3508 px. The Free plan supports up to 2400 DPI. The LPI step can be from 0.01 to 1.00; use a period or comma as the decimal separator. PDF export preserves the exact page size and includes a 100 mm calibration bar.

Test preview —
03 / CALCULATION

Lenticular Calculator

Calculate pixel pitch, view-strip width and raster dimensions for a planned print.

Pixels / lens—
Pixels / view—
Lenses across width—
Raster — width—
Raster — height—
Configuration rating—
04 / WIZARD

A4 Lenticular Wizard — 60 LPI

Workflow foundation for a standard A4 sheet with a 60 LPI lens. The wizard calculates parameters and prepares them for the Interlacer.

011. Set A4 format
022. Set 60 LPI and raster DPI
033. Add views
044. Generate the interlace and perform a physical test
Target raster—
Physical dimensions210 × 297 mm
Pitch—
Strip / view—

The wizard does not upload or store files on the server. It is a local raster-preparation stage.