Welcome to Popup3D, a program that helps you creating amazing "popup" cards with a 3D interface and simple tools!
This software has an english user interface and integrated help.
Ce logiciel a une interface en français. L'aide est disponible seulement en anglais.
Diese Software hat eine deutsche Benutzerschnittstelle. Die Hilfe ist nur auf Englisch verfügbar. Danke Toby H. für die übersetzung.
Popup cards, or "Kirigami popups" are pieces of paper cut and fold to create a 3D effect.
With the software you can build on yout screen the final 3D shape of the popup you expect, taking into account the mechanical constraints of the folding. Once finished, the result can be printed on a single sheet of thick paper, cut and fold to obtain the same real 3D shape.
The popups you can create with the software are from a single sheet of paper, cut and fold. Of course, you can glue additional paper pieces and decorations!
Here is a screen capture of the "Japanese Temple" sample popup in the program.
The picture used to add colors to the popup, printed on the front of the paper. Exporting the popup sheet as a picture helps creating the overlay.
Here is the final popup cut and fold:
Here is a timelapse of the japanese temple popup creation. First, the main shape is created, then exported to svg to create the overlay picture that is imported back to the popup before the final fixes.
The program interface is available in french, german and english languages. The language is automatically detected from your system settings.
Help is available in english only. Press F1 to display the help panel.
Many options of the program can be customized.
This software is donationware. You can download it and use it freely.
If you want to support me and you think that my work is worth a reward, please donate me any amount of money here. Thank you!
Current version is Popup3D 1.1.
Run setup.msi.
You can send some feedback by mail at:
Windows x64 7SP1/8.1/10/11 with .NET framework 4.7.2.
Added German language translation
Fixed extrusion polygon limits to a single paper piece
Initial version
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