Image to Mesh using ONLY modifiers. Blender tutorial

How to convert image to mesh using only modifiers.

[Officialjadenwilliams]

Working on a promotion for a mobile app. This was super helpful! Thanks.

[carposlav]

At first I didn’t understand why it wasn’t working, although I was sure that I was doing everything right. then I slowed it down and repeated it exactly and it worked. I played a little with the values ​​and settings of the modifiers and understood how it works. thank you very much for such a capacious and useful tutorial

[urialol]

Best tutorial ever bro, thank you. Straight to the point, no intro, no useless commentary, amazing. Do more. I love it.

[FractalParadox]

You just saved my entire project, I needed to turn a LOT of images into meshes for a geo nodes thing, and I was trying to do it with greasy pencil, geo nodes, and a bunch of other inceasingly scketchy methods with tons of manual labor, but now I can just use 3 modifiers! thanks!

[june]

No bullshit, only golden contents. This is the exact video that I always wanted

[strangewigglytuff]

for the remesh part--personally i really like using quad remesh for this sort of thing, from what i can tell it maintains the sharp edges and better preserves the overall shape. either way though, great tutorial!!!

[ianfavreau]

If anyone's having trouble, here's some things to check:
The image should be black with a white background. Don't worry about transparency.
Make sure the transforms are applied.

[rochestas]

Holy cow… how often does anyone find PRECISELY what they were looking for??? Thank you for posting this video 😊

[pleochroic]

Anyone who can't follow this -- slow it down to 25%, then it becomes more manageable. But you should really know the Blender interface and operations pretty well already; beginners will likely get stuck.

Thanks, Stanislav! That's a neat technique.

[arthercasillas]

In the old AutoCad days you could import an image as a png. You could rasterize 2D image and then extrude. This seems overly complicated. One step forward 10 steps back. The over complication of such redamentry features is mind blowing.

[bubbleboy]

This doesn't work unless you already know how to do the LoopTools magic you did at the beginning

[vizdotlife]

Super cool trick! This was what I was looking for, thank you. Great work. One thing I learned though is depending on how many subdivisions you have this can produce some very high mesh that might not be manageable in a larger scene. But I like this technique a lot.

[alex.artechtattoo]

Cool tech! And it's useful for quick subdiv also.Thanks a lot!

[Kult]

This guy is a blender god. lord have mercy

[KillerGameDev]

Extremely helpful. It was pretty fast though. Thanks for the help.

[seafoaaam]

i love you with my heart and soul this tutorial actually saved my life

[designaxes]

This is the best image to 3d model quick tutorial on net

[LawrenceAaronLuther]

I wish all tutorials were this good and succinct. Thank you

[DeepakSingh-prry]

bro thanks i did this just in single try

[hremiko]

Loved, liked, subbed, shared and commenting now. Very very useful and concise