Hidden text
Convert short words, numbers or phrases into a 3D figure.
Create images with hidden 3D shapes from text, logos, silhouettes, or depth maps.
1:1 view. The image is not scaled down because changing the horizontal scale can affect the perceived 3D effect.
Look as though you are focusing on a point behind the screen. If you use the two guide dots, relax your eyes until a third dot seems to appear between them. Hold that focus and lower your gaze to the pattern to see the hidden shape.
A stereogram, also known as an autostereogram, uses small horizontal variations in a repeating pattern to encode depth. UtiliTools Pro creates this pattern directly from a depth map generated from text or an uploaded image.
Convert short words, numbers or phrases into a 3D figure.
Use logos, shapes or depth maps as hidden figure.
Choose dots, colors, or geometric patterns for a clearer 3D effect.
Adjust the strength, spacing, and direction of the relief effect.
Add visual guides to make it easier to focus on the stereoscopic image.
Download the finished autostereogram in high resolution.
Choose Text or Image and define the figure you want to hide.
Select points, colors or a geometric pattern.
Adjust the 3D strength and spacing until you get the relief effect you want.
Generate the autostereogram, check the effect, and download as PNG or JPG.
Light silhouettes on a dark background work especially well for a clear figure. You can also turn off silhouette mode and use an image’s shades of gray to represent different depth levels.
This first version creates the depth map and autostereogram using Canvas directly on your device. You can experiment with patterns and depth without uploading your images.
It is an image with a repeating pattern that contains depth information. Relaxing your eyes and focusing behind the image may reveal a hidden 3D shape.
Yes. Write a word, number or short sentence and the tool makes it a depth map to generate the 3D effect.
Yes. You can upload PNG, JPG or WebP. For logos and simple figures you can activate the silhouette mode; for depth maps you can keep the shades of grey.
Change which areas appear to come forward or recede. This is useful when a shape’s depth looks reversed.
These guides help your eyes converge correctly. Relax your gaze until you see a third dot between the two dots in the image.
No. The generation is done locally by means of Canvas in your browser.