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Make your own Magic Eye pictures

Type a word or pick a shape, choose a repeating pattern, and generate a genuine hidden-3D autostereogram — rendered entirely in your browser, ready to download as PNG.

Real SIRDS rendering Pattern-strip method 100% client-side
Control Panel No. 01
Hidden subject

Up to 8 letters — short words like HI or LOVE pop the sharpest. Depth is automatically limited in Text mode.

Pattern
22

Higher depth pops out more but is harder to lock onto. 18–26 is a good range for beginners.

Trouble seeing it? Learn the viewing technique →
Preview the hidden subject (spoiler)
Fig. 01 — Stereogram Output Idle
Pattern
Confetti
Depth
22 px
Subject
Text
Export
2400 px · local

Quick start

Three steps to a hidden 3D image

01

Choose a subject

Type a short word or pick one of the preset shapes. This becomes the invisible depth map — the thing that will float out of the pattern.

02

Pick pattern & depth

Select one of six repeating textures and set how strongly the subject should pop. The generator renders a true single-image stereogram on canvas.

03

Relax your eyes

Look through the screen, not at it. When two neighbouring pattern columns fuse, the hidden shape snaps into 3D. Then download your PNG.

Common questions

Quick answers

Why can't I see the hidden image?

Most first-timers focus on the screen instead of behind it. Sit at arm's length, relax your gaze as if looking at something a metre past the display, and wait for two repeats of the pattern to drift together. Our viewing guide walks through it with practice exercises.

Is my text or image uploaded anywhere?

No. The whole generator runs in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your text, the depth map, and the finished stereogram never leave your device. See our privacy policy for details.

Can I use the images I make?

Yes — stereograms you generate here are yours to keep and share for personal and non-commercial use, such as puzzles, greeting cards, classroom demos, or social posts. More usage questions are answered in the full FAQ.

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