Multi-perspective canvas
Pin the front, side, and overhead view of one subject on a single ground, then let Facet slice and interlock them.
Now in open beta
Compose like Picasso.
Collage like Braque.
Facet is a browser-based studio for cutting photos, papers, and color into fragmented planes — then composing them from multiple perspectives into one bold picture.
Sharp planes, soft learning curve
Everything you need to fracture a subject and reassemble it with intent.
Papier-collé library
Hundreds of scanned newsprints, wallpapers, wood grains, and fabric swatches — ready to tear, tint, and paste.
Contour-line engine
Every plane snaps into place with a crisp contour and a hard offset shadow, so fragments stay separated the way Braque intended.
Three moves to a masterpiece
Synthetic cubism, distilled into three gestures — no rendering skills required.
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Cut your planes
Drop in a photo or choose a paper, then slice it into angled geometric planes with one drag.
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Compose in depth
Stack, rotate, and overlap fragments from the front, side, and above — all at once, on one ground.
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Ink the contours
Facet draws the contour lines and hard shadows, then exports your collage print-ready.
Cut from real reviews
What changes when illustrators and educators get a studio that thinks in planes.
“Facet gave my editorial work the fractured depth I used to spend weeks faking by hand. Now it takes an afternoon — and the compositions are braver.”
“My students finally grasp multiple perspectives because they can hold them — rotate them, argue with them, rearrange them. Facet made cubism tactile.”
Pick your ground
Start free. Upgrade when your collages outgrow the sketchbook.
Sketchbook
$0 forever
- 3 saved compositions
- 40 collage papers
- PNG export
Most popular
Atelier
$12 /month
- Unlimited compositions
- Full papier-collé library
- Contour-line engine
- PSD + print-ready PDF
Gallery
$29 /month
- Everything in Atelier
- Shared team studio
- Upload your own papers
- Priority support
Questions, answered
The essentials before you start cutting.
Do I need to know how to draw?
No. Facet is built on cutting and composing, not rendering. If you can arrange torn paper on a table, you already have the core skill — Facet adds precision, layers, and an undo history.
Can I use my own photos and papers?
Yes. Drag any JPG or PNG onto the canvas and slice it like any other plane. Your uploads stay yours — we never use them for training, and Gallery studios can share papers privately.
What can I export, and at what quality?
Every plan exports crisp PNG. Atelier and Gallery add layered PSD files and print-ready PDF at up to 300 DPI, so your collage survives the gallery wall — or the laser cutter.
Ready to fracture reality?
Join the open beta and compose your first cubist collage this afternoon — free, in your browser.