Stereograms need a wider canvas to work. Landscape gives your eyes enough room to lock on to the hidden 3D image.
The pattern needs to span the full width of the screen — portrait mode makes this too narrow to see clearly.
Kemset Creative Tools
STEREOGRAM
Optical Illusion Studio
Hidden 3D images buried inside random patterns — a classic optical trick from the 90s.
Relax your eyes and stare through the image. Something will float out.
Hidden Shape
↑ Max 7 chars · select "Custom Text" above
Pattern
Colours
Depth Mode
Pop-Out/ PIT MODE OFF
◈ Upload Your Image
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Drop image here
or click to browse
Best results
High-contrast images work best — logos, bold silhouettes, icons, and line art.
Busy photos tend to lose definition. Use the contrast slider to push
light areas bright and dark areas dark before generating.
◈ Depth Map Preview
Contrast 0
Brightness 0
Bright areas = closer · Dark areas = further back
◈ Draw Your Depth Map
◈ Brush
Size 20px
Depth 255
Tips
White = closest to viewer.
Mid-grey = intermediate depth.
Black = background / far away.
Bold simple shapes work best.
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Choose options · hit generate
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How to see it
Hold the screen close to your face. Let your eyes go completely unfocused —
stare into the distance, not at the screen.
Use the two white dots at the top as a lock-on guide: when your eyes are
in position, they'll merge into a single dot in the centre.
Then slowly pull back while staying relaxed.