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Custom Christmas Lithograph Generator

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Free Christmas Lithophane Generator! Turn your photos into custom 3D-printable Christmas ornaments.

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Free Lithophane Generator
Introducing my FREE Lithophane Generator.

I got tired of having to pay real money just to generate lithophanes through MakerLab, so I decided to code my own using Claude*.

You can try it out here:
https://christmas-lithograph-generator.streamlit.app/

For this model, you need a battery powered tea light between 30mm and 50mm in diameter. A puck light LED would also work. I would recommend the LED because it is brighter. A tea light made the image faint on my christmas tree.

Check out a compatible tea light at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRBK7YQ5/ref=twister_B0DR1JSJGK.
Check out a LED puck light at https://www.lowes.com/pd/Lux-Pro-16-Lumen-LED-Flashlight-Battery-Included/5001967965 (Untested).
Steps:

  1. Visit the website: Open the Christmas Lithophane Generator.

  2. Upload an image: Choose the picture you want to turn into a lithophane.

  3. Customize: Adjust the available settings to get your desired result/printer.

  4. Click "Export Stl" : It is a red button in the top left corner.

  5. Click "Generate Stl Files": It is a red button in the "Export Stls" page.

  6. Download: Download the complete package.

  7. Unzip: On Windows, outside of the zip folder, right click and select "Extract All." On Mac, simply double click the zip file.

  8. Slice: Use your prefered slicer to slice, and then print.
    This project started because I wanted a free alternative to lithophane generators on MakerLab. However, I decided part way through designing that I should use Makerworld as a platform to support a great cause.

Operation Christmas Child is a charity program run by Samaritan's Purse. They deliver "shoeboxes" of toys and other needed items to children around the world who are less fortunate.

If you enjoy this project, please consider supporting Operation Christmas Child.

Learn about Operation Christmas Child: https://www.samaritanspurse.org/our-ministry/about-us/
Donate to Operation Christmas Child: https://www.samaritanspurse.org/operation-christmas-child/ways-to-give/
Thank you for checking out my project. I appreciate it!

Happy printing!

While I could not test every possible setting combination, I tested the basics, and they all work. If something does not work for you, please let me know! :)
*Claude built the visuals, while I focused on the base code. I did this to have a nicer looking app for everyone.

Tagi