What BrickGPT is best for
BrickGPT takes a single image of an already-finished brick model and produces two presentation assets from it: a visual build board that breaks the model into roughly 10 to 20 smaller stages, and a short front-view assembly video that targets about 15 seconds. There is no prompt field. The studio flow is upload, wait, preview, download, and the accepted source formats are JPG, PNG, and WebP. The product is deliberately narrow about what it is not: the site states it does not generate brick-style images from text, does not design new sets, does not produce official LEGO instructions, and is not an official LEGO product or a downloadable app. Access is gated. The public pages show the workflow and an output gallery, but uploading, generating, saving, and downloading all require signing in with a one-time six-digit email code and an active subscription - there is no free tier and no trial. Plans are monthly through Stripe Checkout: Starter at $29 for 6 complete board-plus-video generations per month, Pro at $79 for 16 plus priority support, and Team at $199 for 45 with shared review and workflow planning. The interface is available in English, German, French, Polish, Dutch, and Chinese. As of our check the site published no terms of service, privacy policy, or refund policy at any of the usual paths.
- The scope claim is unusually narrow and honest - the site spells out that it does not do text-to-image, set design, or official LEGO instructions, and states plainly that it is not an official LEGO product
- An output gallery with source images, finished boards, and motion clips is public, so the quality is checkable before paying
- Prices and the monthly generation count for each tier are published up front, and checkout runs through Stripe
- No prompt engineering or video editing is required, which is the actual manual work it replaces for brick creators
- Login needs only a one-time email code, with no password or profile setup
- There is no free tier and no trial - a $29 monthly subscription is required before you can upload a single image or see one result of your own
- The entry tier allows only 6 board-plus-video generations a month, which works out to roughly $4.80 per output, and no re-run or refund policy for an unusable result is published
- As of our check no terms of service, privacy policy, or refund policy was published at any standard path, which is a gap for a recurring subscription that takes card payments
- It needs a finished brick model image to start, so you still need a render, a photo of a real build, or another tool to produce that source first
- The output is fixed and unadjustable - no step editing, no part list or part numbers, no camera or length control on the video
- The boards are presentation assets styled like instructions, not buildable instructions verified against real parts
- No Korean interface and no Korean page; the site ships English, German, French, Polish, Dutch, and Chinese only