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Magic Eye Maker

Magic Eye Maker creates autostereograms—single patterned images containing a hidden three-dimensional form—from Blender scene depth.

The active camera and scene geometry define the hidden form. Choose a procedural pattern or use your own images for the visible surface, then generate a still image or animation sequence.

Documentation

  • User Guide


    Installation, depth setup, pattern sources, image layers, animation, output, and advanced controls.

    Read the User Guide

  • Frequently Asked Questions


    Help with depth ranges, viewing, pattern distortion, image layers, animation loops, and output files.

    Read the FAQ

Quick start

  1. Install the Magic Eye Maker ZIP through Edit → Preferences → Get Extensions → Install from Disk.
  2. Open a scene with an active camera and visible geometry.
  3. Set the resolution in Blender's Output Properties.
  4. Open 3D Viewport → Sidebar → Magic Eye and choose an Output Folder.
  5. Open Depth Map / Viewport, click Fit Mist Range, and begin with Mist Falloff: Linear and Depth Gamma: 1.
  6. Click Preview to quickly render pattern and depth preview images, then click Generate to create the final stereogram.

See the User Guide for the complete controls.