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$ 0Non-commercial use. Explore the core toolkit to test ideas and share quick drafts.
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- Export up to 1080p
- Export up to 5s video
- Figma plugin
Transform your images and videos with a raised, three-dimensional emboss effect. Create 3D text, metallic engravings, and tactile relief surfaces instantly online. Also known as: relief effect, 3D emboss, raised surface effect
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Turn flat text into raised, embossed letters with realistic depth and shadows — perfect for logos, titles, and branding.
Create engraved, embossed, or metallic surfaces for posters, covers, and artwork — simulate carved stone, stamped metal, or pressed leather.
Transform portraits and objects into carved relief images — like turning photos into stone engravings or metal plates.
Simulate embossed packaging, business cards, and leather textures for presentations and design mockups.
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Test out the app with no strings attached. No registration or credit card information is required.
Non-commercial use. Explore the core toolkit to test ideas and share quick drafts.
Launch appCommercial license with full features. High-resolution exports, longer clips, and work without watermarks.
For teams with specific needs. Custom licensing, integrations, and priority support.
Contact usEmboss converts edges into highlights and shadows, creating a raised or engraved 3D-like surface on images or video frames. It simulates the appearance of pressed, carved, or stamped materials.
Yes. Emboss converts any image into a raised relief, making text appear three-dimensional with realistic lighting and shadows — perfect for logo design and titles.
Yes. Emboss can be applied to both images and videos, making it great for motion graphics and animated textures.
Yes. The effect works like Photoshop's emboss filter but runs in real time on both images and videos without installation.
Emboss creates a raised surface appearance by highlighting edges. It's simpler and more graphic than full 3D bump mapping — it doesn't require depth data.
Yes. Emboss pairs well with contrast, threshold, noise, and color effects to refine or exaggerate the relief.