Get inspired. Features beyond the scan
Resolution
Easily tweak the fidelity of your scan
Noise Reduction
Decrease the amount of excess noise included in your scan
Color
Choose between full-color and monochrome scan data
Wireframe
Reveal the mesh structure of your 3D model
Render Mode
Change the visual representation of your model (RGB, monochrome or Normals)
Background
Customize the background gradient
Lighting
Adjust the color and position of your model's illumination
Decimate
Simplify and reduce the file size
Smooth
Easily soften and harden edges
Auto-Clean
Remove excess and errant data with the touch of a button
Fill Holes
Auto-fill missing sections of your mesh, like that
Cropping Plane
Cut out unwanted portions from your model
Resolution
Easily tweak the amount of detail in your scan. Resolution ranges from 1.0mm for smaller items such as hands to 4.0mm for larger objects such as furniture.
Save Scan
Following a scan, you will be prompted to save the scan or discard it. You can fully review the scan in that screen first using your touchscreen to rotate and zoom in and out. Everyone is allowed 1 free save per week. If you want to save more frequently, we offer subscriptions for unlimited saves for a week, month, or year.
Background Color
After saving a scan, you can adjust the background color in view mode. With support for gradients as well as adjustments for saturation and brightness, the color combinations are endless!
Crop
With the crop tool you can crop your scan from the bottom up. Rotate the image on your screen to crop the sides and the top.
Decimate
Use the decimate tool to reduce the number of polygon faces used to produce your scan, creating a smoothing effect. Lowering the amount of polygons will reduce the file size but will also reduce the detail of your scan.
Lighting
Lighting is everything! Use the lighting tool to change the color and direction of the light projected onto your model in the file viewer. In combination with background colors, create stunning illumination effects for your scan.
Monochrome
There are 3 different color filters for your scan. One is monochrome. This setting can be chosen both before or after you save your scan. Initially this sets the whole model to grey, but you can change the color in the lighting mode.
Normal Color
The normal color option refers to surface normals. In 3D meshes a normal is the angle of surface relative to a camera or light source. The normal viewer allows you to inspect the surface quality of a scan easily. It really helps highlight rough vs smooth areas, and works best when twisting the model back to reveal details.
Noise Filter
Prior to scanning, you can set a level for the noise filter. Low levels take in more inaccurate pixels which results in scans that come together faster but are less precise. Higher levels remove potentially inaccurate data which means your scan will take longer to complete but the data will be accurate since there is higher confidence in each pixel.
Wireframe
Use the wireframe mode to turn off the faces of the mesh. What you see are the wires that make up the edges of every triangle of your model. This mode is very useful in conjunction with decimate to see your model's complexity decrease as you decimate.
Export
After completing and editing a scan, you export it in one of five file types. PLY, OBJ, STL, USDZ, and GLB. Set the scale to either mm, cm, m, or in. When you export the file, it will be saved automatically to your iPhone.
Scandy Pro is live in the Appstore today. Download it for free and start creating in 3D in seconds
Scandy Pro is free to use! Available in the Appstore now, you can create 3D scans with any TrueDepth enabled iOS device. Support further development by subscribing to Scandy Pro for full-access.
Weekly
1.99
USD
Best for short stints of scanning needs. Have a project the next few days? This plan is your best bet.
Monthly
5.99
USD
Most popular for hobbiest and professional 3Ders alike.
Yearly
49.99
USD
Best value option - make some sweet 3D scans all year round ;)
Still have questions? We get it. 3D scanning is a pretty new technology - it can take a bit to digest it all at once. Here are answers to common questions!
What devices are compatible with Scandy Pro?
Since Scandy Pro depends on depth-sensing hardware - we currently only support TrueDepth iOS devices. This includes the iPhone X, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, and the 3rd gen iPad Pro.
Do Scandy Pro models include texture maps?
We are currently working on texture mapping for OBJ files.
What file formats are supported?
Currently users can export a model as PLY, OBJ, and STL files. We are currently working on USDZ compatibility and expect to release an update for support before the new year.
What is the largest object Scandy Pro can scan??
Since Scandy Pro intends to be an object scanner, rather than an environment scanner, the max bounding box size is currently limited to four meters.
What is the smallest object Scandy Pro can scan?
Currently Scandy Pro is able to scan well within 1mm accuracy at a small scale. In-app measurements are currently rounded to 1mm because we don't want people to think that we are sub-millimeter accurate all the time. It depends on the size of the object being scanned.