Turn a photo into a watertight lithophane STL with physical XY resolution, minimum/maximum thickness, tone controls, reinforced frame, live 3D inspection, and binary STL export.
A lithophane turns image brightness into physical thickness so light passing through the print reveals the photograph. OpenFileTools builds the actual mesh in the browser instead of sending a family photo to a remote 3D service.
The browser maps the photo into an aspect-correct luminance grid, flips canvas Y into the defined +Y Front orientation, applies tone/frame controls, builds a closed shell, verifies topology, and exports compact binary STL locally.
No. The photo-to-height-field conversion stays in the browser.
Light-colored translucent filament is common for lithophanes, but material choice and printer settings are outside the tool's validation.