Ünflat for artists

If 3D has always felt like engineering homework, Ünflat is the sketchbook version. You tap the part you want to change and push it where it needs to go. The constraints are what make it feel like drawing, not modeling — it’s made by a working artist who moves between Blender, Procreate, and gouache daily, for the way art-making actually feels.

Paint like it’s paper

Color goes straight onto the surface: no unwrapping, no UV wrangling. Each face is its own little pixel canvas, and neighboring faces unroll flat so a stroke flows across an edge without a seam. The blend ramp hands you ready-made shading steps, and the Pattern studio draws tiles that can’t help but repeat seamlessly — bricks, plaid, polka dots.

Texture from the real world

Stamp photos straight onto your model, and dither them down to a 1-bit, two-color, or palette look — the old handheld-camera feel, on purpose. Or film one slow lap around a real thing and turn the frames into a pattern sheet: every angle on one page, ready to rip pieces off. Your camera roll and your models feed each other.

Finish the picture, not just the model

• Arrange Flatlings into a diorama — floors, walls, patterns, light.
• Make a photo diorama: your Flatlings standing inside a real photograph, behind the plant and in front of the bookshelf, with the floor and light matched to the shot.
• Three render styles — Pocket, Lofi, and Flat — worn like lenses, so the same piece can be a warm toy, a bold poster, or a picture-book illustration.

It leaves the app

The photo studio shoots stills, looping turnarounds, and video in feed-ready aspect ratios — including see-through PNGs that drop onto anything like a sticker. Export a .glb for your portfolio or a web viewer, or share to the community, where remixes carry your @name automatically and you decide whether your work can leave as a file. Share it to the Made with Ünflat gallery and we might feature it.