Brick Studio

Brick Studio is a cozy little 3D brick builder that runs right in your browser. Snap pieces together with a satisfying *click*, paint them any color, furnish the inside of your build, then drop in as a minifigure-style character and explore it from the inside.

No install, no account, no timers, no fail states — just a box of bricks and your imagination. 🧱

### Build

- ~90 pieces — bricks, plates, tiles, slopes, round pieces (domes & cones),

  doors, windows, a gate, a trapdoor, **see-through glass** for windows, and furniture (chairs, tables, beds, sofas, lamps, a TV, a plant, and more).

- Any color from swatches, a full color picker, or an eyedropper that copies a color off a brick you already placed.

- Real building tools — select and box-select, drag to move, duplicate, rotate, paint, undo, and a Holding-area clipboard with little 3D thumbnails.

- Build inside a roofed house — slice the roof away or lock to a floor height so your bricks land *inside*, not on the roof.

- Fly-around camera — soar anywhere to line up the perfect angle, and keep building while you fly.

### Play

Add a door or a window, hit ▶ Play, and you're inside your build as a little character. Walk around, jump, open doors and windows, and switch between first-person and a third-person minifigure view.

### Keep & Share

Finish a build to put it on your Shelf (with a framed thumbnail), re-open any

build to keep editing, save a PNG snapshot, or export a build — or your whole shelf — to a file to back it up or move it to another computer.

### Controls

- Left-click place · Right-drag orbit · Scroll zoom · Middle-drag pan

- R rotate · Q/E raise/lower · Ctrl+Z undo

- B / V / G / X / I — Build / Select / Paint / Delete / Eyedropper

- Play mode: WASD move · Mouse look · Space jump · E open doors · F fly · **C** first/third person · Esc exit

Runs on desktop browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari). Mouse + keyboard.

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## Trademark note (please keep this in mind)

The project is named **Brick Studio** and avoids using “LEGO” as a label on purpose. The LEGO Group actively protects its trademark and has had fan games removed for using “LEGO” in titles, descriptions, or tags. To stay safe on a public page:

- Don't put “LEGO” in the title, tags, or cover image.

- It's fine to describe it as a *brick builder* with a *minifigure-style* character.

- Consider adding this line to your page footer:

  > *Brick Studio is an independent hobby project built solo and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the LEGO Group. “LEGO” is a trademark of the LEGO Group.*