3D diorama maker

3D Diorama Maker — Describe a Miniature Scene

One sentence about a place comes back as a miniature you can turn in your hands — plinth, buildings, props at true scale, and a character with a line.

Baratie from the water — The whole slab: rock, hull, canopy roof, a dock on pilings and lanterns along the rail.

Liyue from the harbour wall — Timber houses, a paifang gate, a pool of floating lanterns and one figure on the quay.

Katagiri from the corridor — The classroom cut open: desks in rows, blackboard, and sunset in the glass.

Shibuya from the crossing — Two shuttered facades, neon, a crosswalk and rain at twenty past midnight.

Describe the place. Get the slab.

One line for the scene. The base, the building, the props and one character come back as a diorama you orbit in the browser.

Baratie, dusk — A sea restaurant on its rock. Sanji stands on deck with a tray while the rail lanterns come on. — **Baratie, dusk** — A sea restaurant on its rock. Sanji stands on deck with a tray while the rail lanterns come on.

Rain on the deck — Same slab, different weather — a colder key light, rain on the water and the soup still hot. — **Rain on the deck** — Same slab, different weather — a colder key light, rain on the water and the soup still hot.

Liyue, lantern hour — Three timber houses with lit windows, a paifang gate and Zhongli on the quay. — **Liyue, lantern hour** — Three timber houses with lit windows, a paifang gate and Zhongli on the quay.

Lanterns on the water — A closer pass over the pool: seven floating lanterns, stone steps and a brazier that flickers. — **Lanterns on the water** — A closer pass over the pool: seven floating lanterns, stone steps and a brazier that flickers.

Katagiri High, 4:47 pm — Desks in rows, a blackboard, and Kyoko Hori by the window before the bell. — **Katagiri High, 4:47 pm** — Desks in rows, a blackboard, and Kyoko Hori by the window before the bell.

The last of the sun — A low warm key rakes across the floor and every desk throws a long shadow. — **The last of the sun** — A low warm key rakes across the floor and every desk throws a long shadow.

Shibuya, 00:20 — Two shuttered facades, neon, a crosswalk and rain — Yuji Itadori under the vending machines. — **Shibuya, 00:20** — Two shuttered facades, neon, a crosswalk and rain — Yuji Itadori under the vending machines.

Inside the veil — The palette turns violet, the rain thickens, and the crossing empties out. — **Inside the veil** — The palette turns violet, the rain thickens, and the crossing empties out.

The vending-machine corner — A close pass on the lit machines, the karaoke sign above and the figure at the kerb. — **The vending-machine corner** — A close pass on the lit machines, the karaoke sign above and the figure at the kerb.

LIVE PROOF

See the work live.

Open the work and use it here.

One slab, four places.

Neta Studio turns the sentence into the whole miniature — the plinth, the terrain, the building, the props and the one character who belongs there — then publishes it at a link that opens on a phone. The four slabs above are one engine with four different inputs. Turn the Baratie slab yourself.

The cut edge is part of the model. The terrain sits on a plinth with its soil and rock layers showing, so the scene reads as a model of a place rather than a floating landscape.
Light does the heavy lifting. One warm key light, windows that glow and wet surfaces that catch the neon. The same geometry becomes dusk, rain or midnight.
Orbit, do not walk. Drag to turn the slab, scroll to zoom. No camera to steer and no edge to fall off, which is why it reads as a miniature.

Questions, answered.

What is a 3D diorama maker?

A tool that turns a description of a place into a small 3D scene — buildings, props, one character — that you can orbit and zoom in the browser.

Do I need Blender or a 3D modelling app?

No. You write the place, and the scene is built and published for you. There is nothing to install before the first slab exists.

Is it a game or a picture?

A scene, first. You turn it, look closer, and read the line the character says. Some builds add walking, but the slab is the point.

How much detail fits on one slab?

A building or three, street furniture, a pool, lighting and one character. The scene is composed for one view, so everything you add has to earn its place.

Can I make a character from a series?

Yes — name them in the sentence. The four slabs on this page are One Piece, Genshin Impact, Horimiya and Jujutsu Kaisen.

Can I ask for a different time of day?

Yes. Dusk, lantern hour, the last of the sun or twenty past midnight are one clause each, and they change the light, the windows and the weather.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The page and the diorama both fit a 390px screen, and you orbit with a finger instead of a mouse.

Can I share what I make?

Yes. A diorama publishes at its own link, with the orbit and the dialogue intact.

Start with one slab.

One line for the place. The plinth, the building and the character follow.

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