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title: "Check your image before creating a 3D model — Segmentit"
description: "Check image size, resolution and framing in your browser. Follow the photo checklist, then create your object in the Segmentit Studio."
lang: "en"
canonical: "https://segmentit.com/tools/image-checker/"
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# Check your image before creating a 3D model

Check image size, resolution and framing in your browser. Follow the photo checklist, then create your object in the Segmentit Studio.

On your device · No signup

## Start with your photo.

JPG, PNG, WebP · 20 MB

or drop it here

Your file stays in your browser.

**Check your image**

Dimensions, resolution and format. Your file stays on your device.

**File size**

20 MB

**Accepted format**

JPG · PNG · WebP

**Processing**

Local

## Your image details, in one click.

Pixel dimensionsResolution in MPFormat and orientation

Complete your check by looking at your subject’s sharpness, edges and lighting.

## A quick check before your next step.

### Choose

Open a JPG, PNG or WebP photo.

### Check

Click “Check image”.

### Prepare

Review its dimensions and orientation.

## Helpful answers

**What does this tool measure?**

Open a JPG, PNG or WebP photo smaller than 20 MB. The tool shows pixel dimensions, megapixel resolution, format and orientation. It does not modify your image or send it to the Studio.

**Resolution is only the starting point**

A large image can still be blurry. Check that edges are sharp, the object is complete and it stands apart from the background. Diffuse lighting helps show its shape without harsh shadows. This tool measures the file; it does not automatically assess sharpness.

**Choose a useful angle for 3D**

A three-quarter view often shows depth better than a front view. Leave some space around the subject and avoid objects hiding part of it. Unseen surfaces will be estimated during reconstruction: choose an image that shows the important details.

**Several objects in one photograph?**

Keep the full photograph and open it in the Studio. Select the objects you want to transform separately. For example, prepare one mask for a glass and another for a bottle, then inspect each selection before generating its 3D model.

[Read the full guide](https://segmentit.com/blog/photograph-an-object/)

## Create your own.

A photo. An object to explore in 3D.

[Open Studio](https://segmentit.com/app?lang=en)Studio sign-in required. Generation uses credits.

## Another tool for your project

[Free online GLB viewer](https://segmentit.com/tools/glb-viewer/)