Size guide
Choose the size for your idea.
Understand the trade-offs between small, medium and large brick designs, including detail, piece counts and instructions.
One idea in up to three sizes.
Choose any combination of Small, Medium and Large. They are versions of the same request, not separate creative prompts.
Small keeps the form simple.
A compact design emphasizes the main silhouette and colors. Fine features may merge or disappear. Start by checking whether the features you care about remain recognizable.
Medium balances scale and detail.
Medium offers more room for detail than Small. The little duck homepage example is a medium design with 274 pieces and 70 steps. This count is specific to that example, not a fixed count for all medium models.
Large gives detail more room.
Large can preserve more detail, but may have more pieces, longer instructions and more complex areas to review. Exact dimensions and counts vary by object. A larger result does not automatically pass pressure or assembly checks.
Compare before committing to a physical build.
Use each result’s dimensions, preview, steps and checks. Read the current credit quote before creating; combination pricing is shown in the product. Adjust design can add another size to a saved project.
Questions before you create.
Does Small always mean a beginner build?
No. Size alone does not determine difficulty. Examine the actual pieces, steps and shape; a small model can still contain delicate or complex areas.
Does Large guarantee a more accurate result?
No. A larger size gives details more room, but it cannot guarantee that every feature in the input will appear exactly as intended.
Reviewed by the Lingo Brick team · Updated