Ethan Makes 3D Scanner lets you 3D scan objects using the front-facing TrueDepth 3D camera sensor on your device. If your device has Face ID, it has a TrueDepth camera.
- Share your 3D selfies on social media.
- Automatically create a 360° selfie or create your own custom selfie video.
- Scan your kids. They're only little once. Scan your pets.
- Capture moments in 3D.
- Create full color scans that can be exported and 3D printed in full color.
- Supports Bluetooth shutter buttons for 3D scanning on a tripod.
Send your full color 3D scan files away to have them 3D printed if you don't own a 3D printer.
Use the Mirror Saver feature or the stand-alone EM3D: Mirror Saver app to view the screen on another device, which makes it easier to scan objects in front of you. If you don't have a second device, use the link in the app to download a 3D printable mirror adapter, which changes the direction of the front facing camera 90 degrees. If you follow the link, there is also information on purchasing a mirror adapter if you don't have access to a 3D printer.
Use the Toggle Mesh feature from the Action menu to preview the mesh before you purchase an export option.
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In-Apps
Export OBJ
USD 6.99
Export PLY
USD 6.99
Export STL
USD 6.99
Export Scene
USD 6.99
Share Videos
USD 1.99
Lifetime Bundle
USD 49.99
Export Point Cloud
USD 6.99
Unlock All Features
USD 19.99
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EM3D FAQ
Is EM3D free?
Yes, EM3D is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
Is EM3D legit?
🤔 The EM3D app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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How much does EM3D cost?
EM3D has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is USD 13.37.
I saw many YouTube videos of people demonstrating how solid this scanner is, but on an iPhone 13 it simply doesn't cut it, sadly. Maybe this works better with a newer phone model that has a LIDAR sensor at the backside of the phone or iPad. For me, no matter how slowly I move the front-facing camera, it loses tracking after a few seconds and I've never been able to scan an entire object (my head, LOL) so far. It's a valiant effort, and fairly priced, but it's just not there and may never be.
Great scanner
I found this app through a YouTube video talking about scanning in 3d and that it’s a great app to use, and it wasn’t wrong. Solved for trying to 3d print an airbox for a cafe racer build when I was trying to reduce the size of the current airbox and maintain a vacuum pressure on the carbs. I hope they continue to support this app, from one Ethan to another…😉
Lost tracking.
I’d leave a review, but I’ve lost tracking.
Great App - 1 Time Fee
This app works great if you take your time scanning. What I really like about it is the 1 time fee. I hate how other apps make you pay monthly or per export.
Beyond impressed
Kudos to the developer! I am blown away with how far photogrammetry has come, and how effective this app is. I would have thought we were still years away from this level of detail. Any issues with the scan are quite easy to fix on my mesh modeling software.
My one suggestion would be a manual calibration for sizing that could be exported with the .stl as a .txt file for modeling work. I’m thinking at the beginning of the scan ask for a reference object like a ruler or a quarter, and then it would be easier to get 1:1 level detail when I scale the model later.
Annoying losing track
I was happy to download this app thinking it would do better than Scandy Pro or Hedges, but to my disappointment, it was just as bad (maybe just slightly better?). Losing track is something I really hated for my lab work as I do a lot of scans everyday. After trying so many apps(qlone…), I searched with “TrueDepth 3D” from the App Store, and found a few good options there. SureScan 3D app seems to work quite well. However, I will need to scan more objects after holidays to verify and update.
This is amazing but cost to much to export
I’m amazed at this thing, I haven’t looked at 3D scanners for about 5 years and there so much better and it’s awesome I can just download this on my phone now
Down side is that it cost to much to export, if I have a gear scanned that cost only a few dollars to buy then why would I spend $20 to export the scan and then the time and money to print it
back camera
back facing camera support would greatly improve the user experience.
Want so bad for this to work
Loses tracking every time about 3/4 way. No matter how many attempts.
No other app comes close to this right now
Amazing tracking, texturing, processing, layout. Just very well designed and functions beautifully. Great work on this.
